Sentence examples for whether it suggests from inspiring English sources

Because the dynamic evolutionary map is also a non-spatial mapping, it is important to consider whether it suggests misconceptions to its users.

As for his work -- he's a neo-expressionist painter -- I can't decide whether it suggests the 1980's Art Stars or just bad European mid-century painting.

The hard test for historical writing comes to whether it suggests new ways to see things and new questions to put to the past.

I'm not certain whether it suggests Judean or Iranian ancestry, but it's there".

Finally, the substantial decrease in mortality with vitamin E supplementation among the older participants with high dietary vitamin C intake raises the question of whether the decrease in overall mortality is attributable to a single cause of death or a few causes, or whether it suggests a general decrease in frailty reflected in lessened mortality from diverse causes.

I wonder if the difference between his public image and his real self had begun to concern him, poetically, I mean - whether it suggested to him a certain professional failing.

"She is truly one of my favourite people," he continued, and you can make what you will of that "truly" and whether it suggested insincerity in the rest of what he said.

That doesn't go to the question of whether God exists, but it suggests that religion in some form may be with us for eons to come.

"It suggests that whether you know about near-death experiences, what your cultural upbringing is, what your awareness of death is, it doesn't seem to have any effect on the content of the near-death experience".

Which option you choose -- whether I suggest it or not -- is up to you.

Republicans question whether he is capable of it, suggesting the stadium smacks of delusions of grandeur, just like the Greek columns backdrop he used for his 2008 Denver convention speech, also in a stadium.