Sentence examples for suggests throughout from inspiring English sources

Poor Olivia De Havilland suggests throughout that Maid Marian was beyond her comprehension.

Buñuel's symbolism suggests throughout that Jaibo is a construction of his own darkest desires, always there, lurking, stealing, sucking him dry.

This is exactly what happened to the Rupert Brooke poem that begins, "If I should die, think only this of me: / That there's some corner of a foreign field / That is for ever England," and Hollinghurst suggests throughout the novel that "Two Acres" is roughly on a par with Brooke's sentimental nationalism ("Two blessèd acres of English ground," runs one of Valance's lines).

The text collects some literature on each of the views and suggests throughout the topics some ideas to be considered for existing ports in general and specifically for the Spanish Mediterranean ports.

Framing her book with the case of a rancher killed near the U.S.-Mexico border, the Republican governor suggests throughout her book that the murder was committed by an "illegal alien" -- although the crime remains unsolved.

This link between mystical experience and political insurgency is constantly suggested throughout "Exegesis".

Freeman seems to suggest throughout that no one on this lane is wholly bad, only scarred by hurt and misunderstanding.

But the president-elect did suggest throughout the campaign that he wanted to do something to make it more difficult for suspected terrorists to buy guns legally.

With guerrilla attacks on American forces continuing in both countries, Mr. Rumsfeld has suggested throughout the trip that such strikes should be regarded as a cost of doing business and may not diminish soon.

The two auctions provided a number of important takeaways in the form of proven hypotheses that industry experts have suggested throughout the winter, and others in players that are clearly being overvalued and undervalued.

Mr. Obama shot back that Mrs. Clinton was conducting a brand of negative politics that, he suggested throughout the night, she and her husband had perfected: "comb my 4,000 votes in Illinois, choose one, try to present it in the worst possible light".