Sentence examples for white suggesting from inspiring English sources

Marilyn is a vision in white, suggesting innocence and purity.

Some mix earthy greens and browns with frenetic explosions of white, suggesting the glider's dizzying aerial view of rural Britain.

Grouped together on the studio floor, the clown images were as disturbing as a Francis Bacon painting: blurs of red and white suggesting not comic joy but dissolution and madness.

The correspondence began in May 1958, when Lawrence wrote to White suggesting a few little-known seed and plant lists for White's review of garden catalogs, the first of which had just been published in The New Yorker.

The bones bear few signs of burning or roasting, says White, suggesting that even though the Neanderthals had fire, they ate this flesh raw or hacked it off the bone before cooking.

Moritz Waldemeyer's pair of Ming-styled vases invite quiet contemplation: while one vase seems to radiate heat, with flickering flames in bright reds and oranges, the other glows in blue and white, suggesting soft, flowing movements.

Somewhere in there White suggests all knowledge is vanity.

But in his filings, Mr. White suggested Mr. Rocancourt may not have changed that much.

A statement released by Mr. White suggested he would fight to stay in his job.

Orelsan, who is white, suggested rap's troubles have had more to do with culture than with politics or race.

The photographs in the exhibition, meticulously printed in black and white, suggest the pictorialist tradition of Curtis and Edward Steichen, whose work Mr. Cruz once printed with Mr. Tice.