Sentence examples for that suggest a from inspiring English sources

Saturday's 7,755 was their season's best in numbers that suggest a consistently loyal core.

Is it Gap or Target or Ford, companies that suggest a thrifty and sensible American viewership?

Lovely, allusive passages like that suggest a much better, more subtle adaptation nested inside this one.

"But there are also factors that suggest a longer period of slower growth, but not recession".

Legends like that suggest a new readiness to look at what a Pope can be.

But there are also other bits of federal data that suggest a more complicated answer.

Intercepted communications that suggest a Beijing-directed scheme to suborn American politicians.

Using similar methods, in this study we found results that suggest a comparable association in this cohort.

A pensive slow movement has passages of tinkling sounds that suggest a harmonically pungent music box.

But then there are other cases that suggest a different outcome.

"The films deploy a light comic sensibility and graphics that suggest a '60s caper.