Similarly, Ms. Frankenthaler's stain paintings, which often suggest semiabstract land- or seascapes, can seem too uncontrolled or simply vacant.
The drawings also relate to Mr. Youngerman's paintings, which often suggest abstracted plants and other nature motifs that have been taken out of context.
Cuoghi is known for his theatrical works which often suggest that appearances can be deceiving.
But in "Astronome," Mr. Zorn's recorded music, which often suggests electric guitars speaking in tongues, exists on its own plane.
The odder stuff on "Oddfellows," which often suggests heat-warped Ennio Morricone music, mostly didn't make it into the set.
His ambivalent attitude to lawnmowing finds an echo in his poetry, which often suggests that everything is ephemeral and nothing ultimately means anything, but that in our fragile social conventions we find a respite from this knowledge.
At two and a quarter hours it is way too long for its purposes, and the book, which often suggests an after-school special with four-letter words, stretches a central whimsical conceit until it loses elasticity.
For stochastic reasoning we design and apply a special kind of Bayesian networks which involves both discrete as well as continuous variables, a scenario which often suggests the use of approximate inference which however is infeasible in the face of a huge number of competing model hypotheses.
The diagnosis of early hearing loss or its exclusion, which often suggests suspected autism, is very important for early hearing aid application, psychotherapy and psychiatric treatment.
The diagnosis of hearing loss or its exclusion, which often suggests suspected autism, is very important for early ENT, psychotherapy, and psychiatric treatment.
a Dawkins suggests a less harmful, but I think equally unhelpful, neologism: he suggests we should discuss evolution as a "theorum," meant to suggest that evolution itself has the (almost) certainty of a mathematical theorem – not the colloquial meaning of "theory," which often suggests to the layperson that an idea is half-baked and "just a theory".
