Sentence examples for suggests thoughts from inspiring English sources

The music suggests rock 'n' roll pastoralia loosely in the Grateful Dead lineage, and Mr. Callahan suggests thoughts both mystical and somewhat less so: "All I want to do/Is to make love/To you/With a careless mind".

The device consists of an Arduino microcontroller mounted to a glove with small flexion sensors, and it works alongside a smartphone app that suggests thoughts as the user sleeps.

Rembrandt's frank, probing portraits of old, weathered men whose intense gazes suggest thoughts turned inwards are almost reversed in Bacon.

Riseborough's performance is certainly very good, though, and another demonstration of her technique, intelligence and versatility: she is so good at suggesting thoughts and emotions that surface slowly and gradually.

By Mark O'Connell January 26 , 2012"In getting my books," Edgar Allan Poe wrote in 1844, "I have always been solicitous of an ample margin; this is not so much through any love of the thing in itself, however agreeable, as for the facility it affords me of penciling in suggested thoughts, agreements, and differences of opinion, or brief critical comments in general".

The high-contrast, angled cinematography by Joseph H. August; the sparing, stylized use of dialogue; the nonstop musical commentary (by Max Steiner); the use of superimposed images to suggest thoughts and emotions; and the psychologically simple, almost allegorical characters all strongly suggest the high silent film aesthetic that was rudely interrupted by the arrival of the talkies.

Tall suggests that thoughts may become deeds if the Lib Dems are still dismally unpopular in 2014.

This team are still competing on four fronts so the manager may yet be proved right, though form suggests any thoughts he may have had of fielding a weakened team in the Carling Cup tie with Liverpool should be shelved.

Evidence also suggests that thoughts and acts of self-harm are evident in younger (less than 14 years) (5).

Functionalist theory suggests that thoughts, feelings and actions serve both personal and social "functions" that are important to an individual's wellbeing.

Ayrton Senna always suggested his most intimate thoughts should be shared only with God.