Sentence examples for which suggest to from inspiring English sources

The White Album details both her own neurological disorder and the disorder of Los Angeles at the end of the 1960s, both of which suggest to her that "all narrative was sentimental all connections equally meaningful, and equally senseless".

"Few seem to take seriously the prospect that we are not going into a recession," said Mr. DeKaser, who cites the latest labor market data, showing fewer weekly claims for unemployment benefits and encouraging layoff numbers, which suggest to him that the nation has added a hefty number of jobs in January.

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Our patient cohort, however, was treated according to current guidelines, which suggest to limit the use of NMB to patients who experience shivering [18].

Unpaid employees are becomingly increasingly depressed, he says, which suggest to him and other officials that the unstable situation could "burst out of control" at any time.

Gentzen's sequent calculus exhibits a symmetry between right and left introduction rules which suggest to look for a harmony principle that makes this symmetry significant to proof-theoretic semantics.

Which suggested to him that the passer was the maker, a daredevil, a one-timer.

Médecin uses green pepper, as does Escudier, which suggests to me it's the traditional choice.

It was a shocking episode, which suggested to me that neither Plimer nor the Spectator wanted to face the facts.

Now they all could do it, which suggested to Charnin that "Annie" has changed the way little girls sing.

"But people are surprised by these findings, which suggests to me that the stereotypes are still there".