Sentence examples for that suggested something from inspiring English sources

"These guys?" Helena Orjuela, a longtime New Yorker by way of Colombia, gave me a wrinkle that suggested something unpleasant.

It was the broad, empty streets, the Maseratis in the driveways and the utterly impeccable landscaping that suggested something different.

They were performances that suggested something of music as such, and revealed how these compositions touched on the musical ultimate.

I imagined him: heavily bearded, heavily dandruffed, with long fingernails full of cat hair and sauce, and sweat pants that suggested something criminal.

More than a few editors noticed the similarities in hairstyles shown across the runways in Milan, which were dominated by tight buns and chignons in numbers that suggested something more than a coincidence.

During that time, it's gone from a Twitter gag that suggested something rather pleasing about music fans refusing to be cowed by canonical rock history, to the stuff of very serious thinkpieces, to the subject of an MTV slot.

And that suggests something basic, unfortunate and simple.

Shannon Sindelar, the director, maintains a dispassionate mood that suggests something intense and ugly gurgling underneath.

"Since each generation and culture puts its own gloss on the story, that suggests something about our culture".

In their further observations, however, researchers often see something the theory cannot explain or predict, an anomaly that suggests something else is going on.

That suggests something else is going on.The rub seems to lie with the random number generators (RNGs) used to generate the prime numbers.