Sentence examples for works suggesting from inspiring English sources

In "The World, Worldless," Nancy Zendora offers a choreographic trilogy of works suggesting links between nature and myth.

A television series about the tour is in the works, suggesting that this machine could run on and on.

Nomi Bachar, Deborah Bailay, Colin Carew and Kathryn Sullivan, choreographic members of this artists' collective, present new works suggesting how personal experiences can lead to inner transformations.

Subsequently there have been other works suggesting that polar bears may have split off as long ago as 1 million years and as recently as about 150K.

This follows news that a film about footballer Jamie Vardy is in the works, suggesting that sporting figures deemed once of UK interest only are beginning to resonate internationally.

Thus he includes a final, ingenious section titled, "How to select a placebo therapy that works," suggesting, among other things, that consumers bent on trying alternative medicine find an appealing therapy and an enthusiastic practitioner, then plunge in wholeheartedly to maximize that placebo effect and prolong its duration for as long as possible.

Some works suggest a landscape.

Three works suggest the versatility of this Texas troupe.

The two early works suggest this every-person anonymity.

Other works suggest 1960s alternative comics and visionary architectural schematics.

These works suggest that even in times of crisis, paintings can be as powerful as photographs.