Sentence examples for suggests the limits from inspiring English sources

It shows many of his virtues - narrative control, subtlety, stylistic texture - but also suggests the limits of those virtues.

Limits of Giving Yet a visit to Sindhekela last month also suggests the limits of long-distance giving and the migrants' psychological strains.

And as Lambert's birthday disillusionment augurs disappointment on polling day, the novel suggests the limits to which even momentous political change can improve the lives of the very poor.

A film most memorable for its spectacular car chases and its star's wardrobe (black turtleneck sweater, accessorized by a brown leather holster), "Bullitt" suggests the limits of cool, where emotion disappears and handsome surfaces reign supreme.

The fact that Curbed doesn't even cover the Bronx, for instance, suggests the limits of the Lockhart Steele vision, as well as the limits of what high-end advertisers want to support.

One of several small trials suggests the limits of the genre.Monaco began testing an electric-bike-rental scheme in 2010, increasing it to ten stations and 55 cycles now.

But the increased reliance on drones in Yemen suggests the limit of the resources the United States can employ in combating the new threats.

At the same time, all three films suggest the limits of these practices.

But it does suggest the limits of defining "design," and making its impact understood, through celebration alone.

If this week has seen Colbert getting his comedy mojo back, it may also suggest the limits of his appeal as a mass entertainer.

The most controversial ad that appeared this Super Bowl Sunday was for Dodge Ram, its crassitude suggesting the limits of the corporate benevolence frequently promoted during many commercial breaks this year.