Sentence examples for use of suggests from inspiring English sources

The very depth of those gray spaces, perhaps exaggerated by 3-D (which Scott makes otherwise trivial use of), suggests the tall-tale enormity of a quasi-Biblical hyperbole made real.

The decorative use of rocks suggests Japan, but the food makes sophisticated use of local ingredients.

The careful use of vibrato suggests uncountable hours spent reliving Judy Garland's immortal stand at Carnegie Hall.

(The use of commas suggests that "without her man" can be removed from the sentence without changing the meaning).

The scientists say that bloodworms' rather specific use of copper suggests that the metal plays more roles than its structural one.

Shecter edited "Ball Four," Jim Bouton's 1969 diary about pitching for the Seattle Pilots, and Golenbock's use of Shecter suggests a link between this novel and Bouton's book.

Potential clinical use of CNTs suggests that a wide range of biological systems must be evaluated.

The increased use of nanoparticles suggests the need to study their adverse effects on biological systems.

However, the larger association of depression with crash risk, vs. the use of antidepressants, suggests that treatment of depression is likely to reduce the risk.

The concept includes architectural details and use of colour suggests decomposition and the breakdown of social order.

Use of ornaments suggests complex thinking, and the authors of the paper write that their findings assign "unprecedented cognitive abilities to these hominins".