suggestive
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definition
adjective
there were various suggestive pieces of evidence
tending to suggest an idea.
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It may well be that contact with oriental cosmology and theology helped to liberate their imagination; it certainly gave them many 'suggestive' ideas.
Of course, no matter how 'suggestive' his lyrics, Kelly is entitled to the presumption of innocence.
Explicitly sexual lyrics and 'suggestive' dancing have sparked scathing newspaper columns and local judges have banned minors from attending the dances.
A driver who left a woman passenger terror stricken when he drove her past her home also lost his licence, as did a driver who made sexually 'suggestive' remarks to a passenger.
Diagnostic genetic testing refers to the use of a gene test in a patient who has symptoms 'suggestive' of Huntington's disease, with or without a family history.
The couple had stepped into the gallery briefly and the 'suggestive' subject matter of the art on the walls caused an abrupt about face.
They claimed the poster was ‘indecent, sexually 'suggestive' and demeaning to men’.
Another 'suggestive' piece of evidence is comparison with dogs that remain on the other side of the long vanished Asia-North America land connection.
In fact, these failures to replicate provide 'suggestive' evidence on the conditions under which the interaction will or will not appear.
Her photographs are staged and 'suggestive' of narrative and literature, focusing mainly on female characters.
Since then, studies in transgenic mice have produced 'suggestive' evidence that a link exists.
Their essays highlight the extent to which politics was in flux during this period, a point reinforced by Christophe Prochasson in his 'suggestive' piece.
As part of some larger argument or larger body of evidence this might be 'suggestive' evidence.
The very word ‘automatic’ is 'suggestive' of control being wrested from human beings and surrendered to the machine.
Every once in a while it is refreshing to put aside detailed academic monographs in favor of shorter studies that are full of 'suggestive' concepts and ideas.
The researchers also found 'suggestive' but inconclusive evidence that erythropoietin may improve overall survival.
The piece is 'suggestive' rather than explicit, and passive in the way it interacts with or on the audience.
But Davis is said to have continued his harassment by sending a sexually 'suggestive' letter to the officer from his new prison.
Both nonspecialists and specialists in Tillich's theology will find here ideas 'suggestive' for contemporary teaching and preaching.
Thus, there is some 'suggestive' evidence consistent with our second hypothesis, although there have been no direct tests.
If he persists, however, in hitting on you and continuing with the 'suggestive' remarks, then, indeed, you have a harassment case.
She describes these rages as often provoked by strangers on the street who whistle at her or make some sexually 'suggestive' remark.
Laurence Eastwood's set, elegant and subtly 'suggestive' of its inhabitant's character, also deserves a mention.
Patients were instructed to report to the clinic immediately when they had symptoms 'suggestive' of an acute pulmonary exacerbation.
The Texas House of Representatives, struggling to find ways of filling their days, passed a bill that would outlaw sexually 'suggestive' cheerleading.
The normalized deviate of the ratio trait also demonstrated 'suggestive' evidence of linkage in this region with a LOD of 2.63.
However, much of the evidence remains 'suggestive' rather than conclusive because all studies are based on natural matings.
She paints objects, often in an enlarged or abstracted way, that are 'suggestive' of ‘guides’ that shape our lives.
These indications were 'suggestive' of six previous hybridization events between the two native carnivores.
Films oscillate between sensuality and vulgarity, between 'suggestive' sexuality and indecent exposure.
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