Its vivacity is elsewhere: in the exchanges between Jennings and Wanamaker, each of which suggest a shared history.
Mr. Pylypchuk's enormous collagelike paintings, which suggest a Hallmark Cards/outsider art reprise of Synthetic Cubism, do much the same.
We're talking about real hats, not baseball caps and stocking caps, which suggest a lack of seriousness.
It has no language that we are permitted to glimpse, beyond the largely monosyllabic names of its citizens, which suggest a generalized, if northerly, Mitteleuropa.
There is nothing that makes me as curious about Japan as its video games, which suggest a country in the grip of some kind of divine madness.
The hammering climaxes hit home; so, too, did those episodes of frozen lyricism which suggest a solitary figure wandering across the tundra.
He did not use the terms "individual mandate" and "employer mandate," which suggest a degree of coercion that Democrats try to avoid implying.
His large oils on paper, which suggest a kind of socialist-realist science fiction, explore a harsh utopia of taciturn proletarian giants and the odd besuited centaur.
Those metallic boxes on the flying saucer's dome, which suggest a sophisticated communications system or perhaps a weapon that could smash our sorry planet into smithereens?
Substandard & Poor Aid 2.0 Reversion to type ReprintsThat pessimism is obviously rooted in the economic data, particularly from America, which suggest a sluggish recovery at best.
Do not give clocks or watches (which suggest a time limit on the relationship) or anything sharp like scissors or a letter opener (cutting off the relationship).
