Sentence examples for this scene suggests from inspiring English sources

Nothing contained in this scene suggests that it was written with a wink.

As this scene suggests, "Parenthood" is at its best when finding odd, fresh sources of emotion in hackneyed stories.

This scene suggests that Chiara's extremism, and that of her peers, may be rooted in admiration and envy for the older generation, who were fortunate enough to have a clear enemy and a noble cause.

This scene suggests that love is short and superficial.

What she contemplates is not conveyed, but the scene suggests the angst and restlessness of a long, hot night.

An analysis of CCTV footage taken at the scene suggests the attackers had shot Mr Dey and then fled in less than a minute.

In a way that movies (even pornographic ones) rarely do, the scene suggests how grotesque people can appear in the throes of passion.

This brief scene suggests that for Gygax, war games offered not just a dreamy retreat from the real world, but a prism through which to examine it.

The book that spills forth from this dramatic scene suggests that, as Robert Penn Warren once wrote, "you live through... that little piece of time that is yours, but that piece of time is not only your own life, it is the summing-up of all the other lives that are simultaneous with yours.

None of the carriages went into the adjacent Hudson or Harlem rivers - although pictures from the scene suggest this nearly happened.

A message left near the scene suggested that the extremely violent Zetas drug cartel was responsible.