Sentence examples for which suggests something from inspiring English sources

Which suggests something about the deep conservatism of the denomination.

This divided into 18 minutes in the first half and 19 in the second, which suggests something systematic at work.

There's a fine line between being a "volunteer" which has an asymmetric power balance, and a member of a community, which suggests something more egalitarian.

As a category, the creative arts did not fare well in the selection process, which suggests something about how much influence artists are perceived to exercise, at least relative to those in government and the sciences.

All thoughts about consciousness, souls and the like are bound up equally in faith, which suggests something remarkable: What we are seeing is a new religion, expressed through an engineering culture.

It's something like reading part of a film script, which suggests something and evokes great emotion but which, in all likelihood, if the director's any good (and Lanzmann is among the greatest), hardly hints at the ultimate results.

But there it was, in plain sight, a clue which suggested something else.

Once there, they dispersed among the thorny trees looking for patches of sunken ground which suggested something lay buried beneath.

Fire experts who have seen footage of Thursday's fire say the flames moved rapidly, which suggested something inside the club was highly flammable.

For all they chanted "You're not Rangers anymore" at the visiting contingent, an extension of the tiresome oldco/newco debate, they celebrated in a manner which suggested something else differently.

In fact, the whole situation did not strike anyone as particularly unusual until the deaf-mute girl appeared in town two weeks later, with a fresher, brighter, slightly fuller face and that smile which suggested something new about her.