Sentence examples for which suggested to from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

The Lindberghs had five other children, which suggested to outsiders that their marriage was a close one.

Komodo dragons, like the lace monitor, are closely related to snakes, which suggested to Dr. Fry that the largest of all lizards might be venomous too.

There they asked specifically for the two Frenchmen who could fly, which suggested to everyone that the gunmen had accomplices in the camp.

But Alaska does not have the death penalty, which suggested to some officials that United States attorneys were influenced by the local attitudes toward capital punishment.

Maybe it was the tension between beautiful and coarse styles, which suggested to me different identities unrecognized by the fashion industry.

Instead, Mr Robinson has fewer than 50 copies, which suggested to his doctors that there was something fairly unique about his immune system.

It was clear and crisp and professionally lit, which suggested to intelligence analysts that it was produced in a studio using sophisticated cameras and probably tarted up on a computer.

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