Sentence examples for which does suggest from inspiring English sources

The champions of Super League I, St Helens, edged Wigan out to the championship by a point, but they were 16 points clear of fifth-placed Warrington, which does suggest that Super League's competitiveness has increased.

HBO describes it as revolving around three law enforcement officers and a career criminal, navigating a "web of conspiracy and betrayal" in "the scorched landscapes of California", which does suggest some congruence with the mood or themes at least of the first season.

You can't fault Godin, though: "The Once and Future Way to Run" sprinted to the top of The Times's "Most E-Mailed" list soon after it appeared online, which does suggest a lot of people are interested in reading about how they might make running easier on themselves.

But this list, we're told, was not a readership poll, but compiled by a panel of "musicians, producers, writers and record label bosses" – which does suggest that the voting panel itself was chosen from a very narrow cross-section of the music industry, presumably to closely reflect the magazine's readership.

However, we did find a stronger effect of life events on the first compared to subsequent admissions which does suggest a possible kindling effect.

The video doesn't show much beyond a car driving around at a relatively high speeds both straight and through some wide loops, and the camouflaged body of the vehicle with a broad back end and what looks like a fairly high seating arrangement for the driver, which does suggest it's a Model X test vehicle.

After he lost his House seat in 2008, he moved to Maryland, which did suggest a bit of a sore loser.

Lactobacilli showed relatively low CpG indices which do suggest a lower inflammatory potential from these bacteria.

But what the model does suggest, which is not self-evident, is how rapidly such a decline might take place.

But there are a few ways in which Mr. Rava, above, does suggest Davis, who sparked his interest in the trumpet nearly 50 years ago.

The recent bipartisan Congressional deal, which is admittedly vapid, does suggest that the Tea Party's influence, both in Congress and within the Republican party, is waning.