Sentence examples for the map suggests from inspiring English sources

Even a cursory glance at the map suggests countless questions: how far do most clients travel?

"The Map" suggests that maybe you can go home again anyway.

The map suggests that the campaign will look to broaden its reach into Wales and Northern Ireland as it develops.

There's a small health warning from Neal that the map suggests the data it is based on is more precise than it really is.

The map suggests the second worse-hit area is inside the Manu park itself, immediately upriver from Boca Manu, along the River Manu's left bank.

There it is the norm, as the map suggests, to kiss every woman you vaguely know or are introduced to three times when you meet.

The map suggested that we should be aiming at the village of Rumaylah, but the map was ridiculous.

Here, I quickly discovered, were some tempting possibilities: treks of reasonable length into remote country where the map suggested that the uphill pulls, though sustained, looked manageable.

These stanzas from "The Map" suggest the silky luxury of the entire book: I was shipwrecked on an island of clouds.

Yet no matter how seriously Google takes this task, the job of border demarcation is a lot murkier and more ambivalent than those neat lines on the map suggest.

As for Central Park, it appeared to be almost square, rather than an elongated rectangle, three times bigger than the map suggested, and was depicted in a dreary shade of gray.