Sentence examples for suggests the image from inspiring English sources

As Byrne's drollery suggests, the image of literature's archetypal adolescents recast as lovelorn senior citizens has a touch of comedy about it.

Ernesta Zazdokaite, 19, from Haringey, said: "It's nice but what's it all about?" Professor Paul Gough, from University of the West of England, an academic who studies the artist, suggests the image has all the hallmarks of a genuine Banksy.

Digital photographs use a format called EXIF data, which stores a lot of accessible information within each image -- like shutter speed, if a flash was used, date and time of the image, etc. Hansen pointed out that the EXIF information of the Florida swamp creature picture suggests the image was digitally created on Dec. 26 with Photoshop.

Research in the 1980s suggests the image was "forged" on the cloth between 1260 and 1390, but scientists have determined the hypothesis was based on testing material from a patch likely used to to repair the cloth after a fire, the BBC reports.

Among the show's last drawings is one that suggests the images of bison at Lascaux.

El Observador suggested the image of teethmarks on Chiellini's shoulder may have been photoshopped.

Second, the pools suggest the image of the event itself the impossible fall of the buildings, the gray ash everywhere.

They suggest the image of a city skyline casting its shadow, a big subject made sketchy and ephemeral.

Second, the pools suggest the image of the event itself — the impossible fall of the buildings, the gray ash everywhere.

As leader of the fledgling company, William Shaw sought a name that would suggest the image of "potential" and "high energy," and the name "Volt" was selected.

This summer one member of the media felt the sharp side of Akinfenwa's tongue after suggesting the image he projected – he has made the nickname "Beast" his own – was merely a persona, a gimmick.