Sentence examples for that suggest both from inspiring English sources

But it's mostly because I think it's a pop star's duty to say things that suggest both an unimaginable self-regard and a tenuous connection to reality.

But a tour of airports large and small shows people making subtle adjustments, ones that suggest both a sense of resolve and a continued sense of vulnerability.

For one thing, he looks the part of a pitcher gone to seed, with a puffy body that comes complete with gut and double chin, and baggy eyes that suggest both not enough sleep and too much sleeping it off.

(There's an extraordinary scene in which Sawyer is surreptitiously fed psychotropic drugs; Soderbergh represents her panic-stricken derangement by means of double, or even multiple, exposures that suggest both canny planning and free-handed realization).

Almendárez, who is fifty-two, ishortrt, with longish shiny black hair, a boyish smile, and features that suggest both the Native American Indian and the Spanish roots of his birthplace, Honduras.

He alternates between breathless hand-held sequences that convey Tanya's anxious disoriention and long, static takes that suggest both the vastness and indifference of the world and its openness.

But Martinu understood how to fashion a theme that suggests both freshness and repose.

From the start, Ra and his Arkestra performed in elaborate costumes that suggested both the hieratic and the antic.

"Children of Pithiviers" is a novel that suggests both the ease and the dangers of such a strategy.

Woodwind-driven and curiously sexy, this is music that suggests both propulsive movement and the cool perfection of Attic Greece.

The al-Qaida movement is widespread but also fractionalised, a fact that suggests both opportunity and danger for western strategy.