Sentence examples for suggests the language from inspiring English sources

The title of the exhibition, which was thought up by the British artist Douglas Gordon, suggests the language of tranquillity with which Lorca described the house.

Sly, bawdy and a touch too long, "Jem (and Sam)" nevertheless pulls off a neat trick: finding a prose style that suggests the language of Jem's day while remaining accessible to an ordinary reader of this one.

His complex personal life also suggests the language of seduction comes naturally, together with that of the ruthless public break-up: "I am making it known that I have put an end to my relationship with [first lady] Valérie Trierweiler," Hollande told the media when his affair with an actress was exposed.

The approach is unapologetically focused on big tunes, melody being, the brief booklet notes suggest, "the language of the soul".

"How can people build relationships with their neighbors if they can't even speak the same language?" Jonathan Portes in The Guardian suggested the language issue was something of a myth.

As its name suggests, the English language, today spoken by hundreds of millions of people around the world, originated as the language of England, where it remains the principal tongue today.

The language suggests the militants may have been Kenyan and not from Somalia, where al-Shabaab is based.

It suggests the use of the language in branding and advertising can make a business more attractive to customers.

The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis suggests that the language we use reflects how the speaker thinks of the world, and this could be a prime example of that.

This suggests that the language for discussing foresight is not consistent.

Our findings also support the hypothesis that pedagogical language directing students to the relevance of the game-directed actions improves both dynamic gesture production (H4) and proof performance (H5), which suggests that the language aspects of the intervention were effective.