Sentence examples for which suggests something about from inspiring English sources

Where Land was a stern figure, fearsomely jowled and sideburned, Moore declines to play the heavy: he once described himself as a "little guy who looks like a cricket," which suggests something about not just his appearance but also his sensibility.

Those combined investments accounted for just under 7percentt of the total capital taken in by startups that semester, which suggests something else about Brazilian entrepreneurialism foreign observers would do well to make note of: the potential remains enormous.

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.

The relative ease with which subjects handle such problems suggests something about how they learn.

Perhaps this suggests something about Obama — or maybe it suggests something about his supporters.

But it also suggests something about the other scanners.

(The band already manages itself, with its members deciding on everything from artwork to merchandising; it found an overwhelming demand for Portishead tea mugs, which may suggest something about its audience).

The structure also conceals a cage of beetles, which is meant to suggest something about the unchecked ambitions of German art and science.

As Waldo Frank suggested, Crane's failure to write more perfect and more substantial works does suggest something about his country and his age, which could not give his imagination the nourishment it needed.

"There might not be a story, but there are relationships that suggest something about narrative meaning".

The goal seems to be to suggest something about the mutability of memory or truth.