suggestive of, for, in, about or rather?
And that's suggestive of, well, clubbing. |
It is obviously suggestive of a causal connection. |
It was horribly suggestive of a tumultuous pursuit. |
Grierson, whose whip-toting image is alarmingly suggestive of what he was capable. |
Released this month, his Metempsychosis EP is suggestive of his musical transition. |
Examination of individual responses is suggestive of a small group of responders '. |
The lectern rested on a blue-carpeted stage, inside a circle of white stars suggestive of the presidential seal. |
Certain other tests are used to diagnose amyloidosis and, while suggestive of this condition, are not definitive. |
But they are more suggestive of the humorous and humane man who wrote the greatest plays in the English language. |
To me (and I've never been) this is very suggestive of the wafers in last communion / Eucharist -- the last supper. |
The distorted left wing finger is suggestive for this. |
Finally it is film that is most suggestive for Benjamin. |
Some are too large or the wording too suggestive for the office. |
Not a hard and fast roll-out (or arbitrary deadline which, by the way, was suggestive for movement only) deadline. |
But it is suggestive for the tradition of scepticism in feminist film theory that continuously denounces the patriarchal functions of the image. |
She's not dressed immodestly or suggestive in any way. |
The HAPs study is again highly suggestive in this regard. |
Question: Obviously, this is not the first time you are posing suggestive in a picture. |
None of this information was, however, suggestive in any way of a clandestine relationship. |
Smoking Gun refers to evidence that is highly suggestive in favor of a particular hypothesis. |
Conclusion The excavation of season 2010/11 is suggestive in nature, indicating the potentiality of the site. |
Oddly enough, when the speaker was no longer in front of them, there seemed to be much that was suggestive in what he had said. |
Did I ever stated upfront here or in anyway suggestive in this webpage that PAP is evil or anything of the evil type? Please don't misunderstand. |
A murder was brought to light in Bellevue hospital which is suggestive in some of its details of the Whitechapel crimes in London that made Jack the Ripper notorious. |
The evidence is also pretty suggestive about who is winning this war. |
Therefore they are not specific rather they are suggestive about how to measure or gauge compliance. |
Scenery was almost always suggestive rather than realistic. |
Setting and action tend to be suggestive rather than panoramic or colossal. |
While the researchers considered this a suggestive rather than a definitive finding, it is intriguing one. |
For the species you mention, the evidence seems to be variable, and often suggestive rather than conclusive. |
For the species you mention, the evidence seems to me to be variable, and often suggestive rather than conclusive. |
And these acolytes could be correct since historical patterns are merely suggestive rather than Marxist Iron Laws. |
It's suggestive rather than demonstrable, but I'd trying to say that techniques sometimes filtered up from AG to war on terror prisoners, not only down. |
Much of the evidence presented has been very suggestive rather than concrete in nature, however, several elements emerge to generate tangible conclusions. |
There are very few lane markings except on main streets, and traffic lights only on main junctions, but these seem to be suggestive rather than proscriptive. |
Its alphabet contains forty-two letters, suggestive to a stranger of Chinese. |
I don't like 3 because it is suggestive to me of a form one might use when the past liking refers to an event that is now present. |
Typically, a cycle of medication use, followed by partial headache relief, followed by another headache, can be suggestive to medication overuse headache. |
Although he explicitly stated they weren't forecasts, seeing those curves dropping below 0% growth rate was strongly suggestive to those looking for evidence that peak oil was near at hand. |