Sentence examples for view suggests from inspiring English sources

This view suggests a human explanation for the inexplicable act.

Yet another view suggests that America's industry will not inevitably decline.

Whatever the view suggests to one's senses, and fantasies, it is stunning.

This view suggests that only when Russia's leaders realize the futility of military confrontation with the West will they be willing to conduct arms negotiations.

This view suggests that other countries might be forced to rush and help their European "brothers in arms" – whether or not Berlin or other capitals want to.

Jackson says Willingham almost had a physical confrontation with his lawyers over the offer, which, in his view, suggests that he was guilty.

The Aristotelian view suggests that tyrants were inevitably unpopular, ruling a cowed citizenry who feared and hated them and wished only to be free.

That grim view suggests that, notwithstanding their cultural inclination toward optimism, Americans today may not be in the market for happy talk.

This view suggests that collective behaviour has as great a function to play in maintaining social stability as in implementing social change.

A benign view suggests that because journals are now published online and more accessible to a wider audience, it's easier for experts to spot erroneous or fraudulent papers.

Their view suggests the rising cost of oil could dampen any revival in growth, which contrasted with the optimistic noises coming out of China and the UK yesterday.