Sentence examples for underlying suggestion from inspiring English sources
Perhaps their veterans sensed the underlying suggestion.
This was the beauty of what.cd: its underlying suggestion that anything could be, and should, be accessible to the public.
The underlying suggestion of this claim, which has long been a popular right-wing theory, is that Rich could have been murdered for leaking that information.
Ms. Cattrall said that where Mr. Macfadyen was more easygoing and relaxed, Mr. Gross is more direct, playing Elyot with an underlying suggestion of volatility and aggression.
Throw in the distant mother who has banished Thea, the isolated childhood, the girls in their all-white uniforms and the underlying suggestion of incest and taboo, and everything gets very "Flowers in the Attic".
But the underlying suggestion in I Want My Wife Back, that some marriages are abandoned too easily, continues the use of sitcom over the past six decades to reflect changing attitudes to relationships – from pre-marital sex through rising divorce rates to gay marriage.
The latest tools build on the technology underlying "tag suggestions," a facial recognition feature launched in 2010 that suggests friends to tag in photos or videos.
The suggestion underlying much of the coverage was that improvements in the mental-health system could have prevented the violence.
There's the suggestion underlying how thoroughly she embroils herself in the role--with the slightly Southern accent (Andrew Wade is the Public's director of voice and speech --that speech --thatprove her breadth aspeech --that.
The observation that trans-spliced products could be detected from almost 50% of human genes [14] provided the key evidence underlying the recent suggestion that trans-splicing is a frequently used method of increasing transcriptome complexity in higher eukaryotes [17].
This concept underlies previous suggestions that motor cortical oscillations represent an 'idling rhythm' [ 14]: something for cells to do when they are not busy controlling movements.
