Sentence examples for which sometimes suggest from inspiring English sources

You see an arrangement of houses, or of house-shapes, very simple "Monopoly" houses, oblong solids with pitched roofs, which sometimes suggest Mediterranean red roofs.

His prose is salted with references to his forebears (like a particularly on-the-nose allusion to the famous parenthetical "(picnic, lightning)" from Nabokov's Lolita), which sometimes suggest a touch of creative insecurity.

There is also the aggressive but uncertain amplification of the orchestra, which sometimes suggests someone is fiddling idly with a volume knob.

There are occasional glimmers of humility, as if he can see the absurdity of some of his pronouncements, which he sometimes suggests are merely "thought experiments".

As part of this validation, we also investigate the use of the Krasny filter which is sometimes suggested as appropriate for nearly ill-posed problems such as we consider here.

The basis of the structural anthropology of Lévi-Strauss is the idea that the human brain systematically processes organised, that is to say structured, units of information that combine and recombine to create models that sometimes explain the world we live in, sometimes suggest imaginary alternatives, and sometimes give tools with which to operate in it.

It sometimes suggest conformity – knee-jerk thinking.

In ImRS exercises, patients sometimes suggest taking violent revenge on perpetrators.

The distribution patterns of inflammatory foci sometimes suggest specific disease.

He soon learned that many elderly patients develop delirium, which sometimes goes undiagnosed but suggests the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.

Frank Quattrone's investment bankers at Credit Suisse First Boston sometimes suggested which investors should receive shares in lucrative initial public stock offerings, a banker at the firm testified yesterday.