Sentence examples for than it suggests from inspiring English sources

It depicts much less violence than it suggests, and some of the most horrific violence that it suggests is evoked solely by means of words.

The titles of the two long tracks – Knuckle Cracking Party and Chunk of Lung – give you the idea, but it's often more harmonious than it suggests, and Nilssen-Love's feel for a deep groove never deserts him, however stormy the climate around him.

His baptism of fire with Crowell last year clearly gave only a very preliminary draft of Hiddleston as Hank: that the actor was willing to try out in public what was still then very much a Hank Williams impersonation says more about his courage than it suggests about his potential to convince in the role.

The man of God says, "I will be the best for God in the place where He puts me.' " Such sports talk does not suggest the manor house or the high commissioner's residence any more than it suggests software and SoHo lofts.

The man of God says, "I will be the best for God in the place where He puts me.'" Such sports talk does not suggest the manor house or the high commissioner's residence any more than it suggests software and SoHo lofts.

Patients understood and wanted timescales, but wanted to include a sentence to reassure patients that "everyone is different and will recover at a different rate…you might be able to do more or less than it suggests against each timescale".

"But he had this view of art – that it suggested rather than stated.

And because this group evolved earlier than maniraptorans, it suggests that wings arose earlier in dinosaur evolution than previously realized, the team concludes.

More than that, it suggests something provocative about the uses of fiction, about its moral purpose as well as its potential to have an impact on our lives.

To the French ear, it means more than ordinary: it suggests something that conforms to the rule, the way things should be.

More than anything, it suggests a nod to the Coltrane Quartet's handling of ballads (notably on the 1963 album "Ballads"), with burners set to a low simmer.