Sentence examples for that really suggests from inspiring English sources

"I've yet to read anything that really suggests this stuff is dangerous if you take it according to the directions," Mr. Varuzzo said.

Then there are works that don't really fit the still-life category at all, in which the artists cobble together objects culled from everyday life in a manner that really suggests sculpture or installation art.

"That really suggests that even if wolves were completely reducing the impact of elk … we still wouldn't have complete recovery for willows".

It is these sorts of split-second decisions that really suggest something about the complexities of combat.

It's that transformation which really suggests that Facebook has successfully mastered the shift to mobile.

That evidence "really suggests this is a drug effect and not just an accident," said Bill Thies, chief medical and scientific officer of the Alzheimer's Association.

"It really suggests that he screwed up," said Dick Burr, a lawyer who represents Steven Butler, a death row inmate, and who filed one of the complaints against Dr. Denkowski.

"The failure of the vaccine really suggests that we need to look at new approaches to H.S.V. vaccine development," said Dr. Peter A. Leone, an author of the study and professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina.

"This research helps to turn the lens onto peer relationships, and really suggests that they can be a powerful factor in teen and young adult mental health," she explains.

Also, can you stand shoulder to shoulder with your friends if you are also standing behind them?10 02: Is that guy really suggesting that the PA is equivalent to Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah?

But, of course, what it really suggests is that Obama's big theory is bankrupt.