Sentence examples for whole suggest from inspiring English sources

In other words, the four special elections, taken as a whole, suggest that Democrats may still be locked in a 2010-type political environment.

"The great variety of colors, the spacing between the tesserae, and the evenness of the mosaic surface as a whole suggest that they were made by master craftsmen," she said.

With better news from America, and a weakening euro, a clutch of recent monthly surveys, from Germany, France and the euro area as a whole, suggest that business confidence is picking up after its post-September 11th fall.

The lulling cadences and hypnotically spiralling clauses in each of his sentences — which replicate, on the microcosmic level, the ambling, appetitive nature of the work as a whole — suggest how hard Herodotus worked to bring literary artistry, for the first time, to prose.

The findings, as a whole, suggest that ponds and other small waterbodies can contribute significantly to regional biodiversity.

The results taken as a whole suggest that Zn- and Cu-containing NPs can release metal ions that are inhibitory for methanogenesis.

The whole suggests a sprightly designer-fried egg.

The production as a whole suggests that Ms. Akalaitis has concentrated less on the performers than on what surrounds them.

Maybe so, but the issue as a whole suggested a lack of adult supervision at the top.

The success of dairy brands like Yeo Valley points the way forward for the organic sector as a whole, suggests retail analyst Clive Black.

The program as a whole suggested that Zig Zag has laudable artistic ambitions but has not yet found ways to realize all of them onstage.