Sentence examples for won suggest from inspiring English sources

Its deepest intention seems to be to make us admire Inarritu, and some of the awards the film has won suggest it may have succeeded in that purpose.

Still, the fact that they won suggested people liked it.

The NRCC's Stivers, who had worried about the low candidate quality in the district even before Grossman won, suggested that the candidate should leave the race.

Mr. Trump's hidden strength in the states he won suggests that some fraction of Republican voters were struggling between party loyalty and difficulty with accepting Mr. Trump.

Turnout was up by around seven percentage points on the first-round, especially in areas where the FN could have won, suggesting a strong mobilisation to beat the party.

Israel's chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Dan Halutz, warned Sunday that violence could follow the Palestinian vote, especially if Hamas won, suggesting that the ruling Fatah faction might resist the results.

These findings, interpreted through a theoretical model incorporating differences in risk attitude and the value of winning, suggest that women have a higher value of winning than men.

Its Bafta and Golden Globe wins suggest it's now an absolute shoo-in for the best picture and best director prizes.

This unshowy follow-up to Solon's Perrier prize win suggests a woman backing into success.

The movie's obsession with winning suggests troubling things about what we want in our entertainment.

And the fact that "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" didn't win suggests that it has softer support in the Academy than it did in other awards organizations.