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Sentences ending with suggestive

Both parties to this fourth duel were badly hurt so much that the surgeon was at work upon them nearly or quite an hour--a fact which is suggestive. [5]
The mouth was neither small nor sensuous, the chin was strong without being coarse, the figure was not suggestive. [11]
Its coming on most frequently at the season when the brush fires which are consuming the dead branches, and withered leaves, and all the refuse of vegetation are sending up their smoke is suggestive. [6]
Such was the key, at any rate, to the lady's conduct that evening at dinner, when she capped the anecdotes of Mr. Pembroke and Mrs. Rindge and even of Chiltern with others not less risque but more fastidiously and ingeniously suggestive. [9]
Ian was in excellent spirits: brilliant, caustic, genial, suggestive. [11]
Sometimes she was behind them all,--which was suggestive. [6]
Doltaire's imprisonment in a room of the Intendance was not so mysterious as suggestive. [11]

More example sentences with the word suggestive in them

The fact is, with a woman's quick intuition, she had read in my tone something suggestive of my recent experience with Mrs. Falchion. [11]
There is a whiff of something floating about, suggestive of toasting shingles. [6]
The glamour to which Janet had yielded herself was on occasions slightly troubled by some new and enigmatic element to be detected in his voice and glances suggestive of intentions vaguely disquieting. [9]
He had that which compelled interest--a suggestive, personal, distinguished air. [11]
In glass cases were some labeled fragments of boots and batons, and other suggestive relics and remembrances of casualties on Mount Blanc. [5]
What a contrast was this rich country, warm with color and suggestive of abundance, to the pale and scrimped coast land of Maine denuded of its trees! [4]
It was all vigorous, suggestive, more properly religious, Mavick would have said, and the applause was vociferous. [4]
I mixed it up rather too much; and so all that description of the attitude, as a key to the humbuggery of the article, was entirely lost, for nobody but me ever discovered and comprehended the peculiar and suggestive position of the petrified man's hands. [5]
At length, screwing up one eye, and with a suggestive smile, he answered: "Sure, it's all a matter of time, to the selfishest woman. [11]
They are liable to lose sight of the main question in collateral issues, and to be run away with by suggestive speculations. [3]
One portion of this noble old edifice is suggestive of the quaint fashions of ancient times. [5]
As a general thing the Pass was more suggestive of a valley than a suspension bridge in the clouds--but it strongly suggested the latter at one spot. [5]
The artist, in the retirement of his studio, finishes a charming, suggestive, historical picture. [4]
A soap-bubble is the most beautiful thing, and the most exquisite, in nature; that lovely phantom fabric in the sky was suggestive of a soap-bubble split open, and spread out in the sun. [5]
His suggestive glance, the look in his eyes, did not escape Crozier, who read it all aright; and a primitive expression of natural antipathy passed across his mediaeval face, making it almost inquisitorial. [11]
Every door-handle in the house is suggestive of sweetmeats for the next week, at least. [6]
Nine tenths of the "Juvenile Poems" written spring out of the above musical and suggestive coincidences. [6]
What horrid, strange, suggestive, unaccountable noises you will hear! [6]
It is a suggestive thought that at a given hour all over the United States innumerable clubs might be considering the Want of Diversity in American Life. [4]
They were more suggestive than anything else, though, indeed, they might have referred to another woman, or were merely impersonal; but she felt that was not so. [11]
It is very suggestive of the unhealthiness of underground graveyards as places of residence. [5]
It was more suggestive of the county hospital than any thing else. [5]
With a movement suggestive of tenderness she was picking up Ditmar's pen to set it in the glass rack when her ear caught the sound of voices, and she stood transfixed, listening intently. [9]
The situation is suggestive of a reality and a tangibility that seem at variance with the vagueness and mystery and ghostliness that one naturally attaches to the character of a god. [5]
The whole was suggestive of a hurricane of snow-flakes drifting across the skies. [5]
Lise's expression, normally suggestive of a discontent not unbecoming to her type, had grown almost sullen. [9]
There was something strangely suggestive about the look of it, but exactly of what, Miss barley either could not or did not try to think. [6]
He made a slow obeisance with a gesture suggestive of the Oriental world, yet not like the usual gesture of the East Indian, the Turk or the Persian; it was composite of all. [11]
An' I were Sir Hugh, I would take the shabby carle and--" The jailer finished by lifting himself a-tip-toe with an imaginary halter, at the same time making a gurgling noise in his throat suggestive of suffocation. [5]
There was something signally suggestive in their homage, and Medallion concluded at last that it was paid not only to the sister, but to something that gave her great importance in their eyes. [11]
There is a quality in this letter more suggestive of the later Mark Twain than anything that has preceded it. [5]
It displays a perfection of workmanship which I really wish I had time to acknowledge in more fitting words, and I might then follow your idea that it is suggestive, for it is evidently expected that a good deal of whipping is to be done. [7]
There were some pathetically suggestive dumb witnesses present. [5]
Broken crockery and oyster-shells are suggestive of restaurants--but then they could have had no such places away up there on that mountain side in our time, because nobody has lived up there. [5]
He was thinking of the typical crime of American parents,--and suddenly it struck him that her speech had changed, that she had dropped the suggestive slang of the surroundings in which she now lived. [9]
Contrast the sense of taste, as a source of suggestive impressions, with that of smell. [6]
It was that of Mr. Toots Cuthbert, arrayed in a faultless morning suit, his tie delicately suggestive of falling leaves; and there dangled over his arm the slenderest of walking sticks. [9]
The dried-leaf rustle of her silk dress was suggestive of the ripe autumn of life, bringing with it those golden fruits of wisdom and experience which the grave teachers of mankind so justly prefer to the idle blossoms of adolescence. [6]
Now it might occur to the reader that perhaps Laura had been somewhat rudely suggestive in her remarks to Mrs. Oreille when the subject of corals was under discussion, but it did not occur to Laura herself. [5]
It was a nebulous but suggestive remark that the newspaper occupies the borderland between literature and common sense. [4]
It was getting more suggestive than interpenetrating, and he thought he might talk the matter over better with Olive. [6]
The others were more or less loosely clad, and wore upon their heads tall felt cones that were suggestive of the days of the Commonwealth. [5]
His words were like that, suggestive of a torrent into which she longed to fling herself, yet refrained, without knowing why. [9]
His private character is altogether suggestive of virtues which to all appearances he has got. [5]
But we are indebted to him for a most suggestive study of the period. [4]
Mr. Lemoine placed in my hands certain historical facts suggestive of romance. [11]
In the afternoon, I went to hear D'Aubigne, the great Protestant French preacher; it was pleasant--half sweet, half sad--and strangely suggestive to hear the French language once more. [14]
Of course, if I come across a real thinker, a suggestive, acute, illuminating, informing talker, I enjoy the luxury of sitting still for a while as much as another. [6]
The smell of hundreds of thousands of logs in the river, the crushed bark, the slimy ooze were all suggestive of life in the making. [11]
In support of his position, he called my attention to the suggestive fact that the artifice was not employed again. [5]
To-night he surpassed himself in suggestive talk, until, all at once, seeing Lady Dargan's eyes fixed on Gaston, he went silent, sitting back in his chair abstracted. [11]
But I think he would have now and then recognized a sound idea, a just comparison, a suggestive hint, a practical notion, which redeemed a page of extravagances and crotchety whims. [6]
In the cars he made the most suggestive inquiries he could frame, to stir up the gentlemanly conductor's memory. [6]
Or he can have recourse to the more suggestive stimulants, which will dress his future up for him in shining possibilities that glitter like Masonic regalia, until the morning light and the waking headache reveal his illusion. [6]
On the other hand, there is such a thing as a lean, impoverished life, in distinction from a rich and suggestive one. [6]
Nor have I forgotten Jerry's sister, Nathalie, whom I had met at Class Days, a slim and willowy, exotic young lady of the Botticelli type, with a crown of burnished hair, yet more suggestive of a hothouse than of spring. [9]
I referred, when first reporting this curious case of coincidence, with suggestive circumstances, to two others, one of which I said was the most picturesque and the other the most unlikely, as it would seem, to happen. [6]
Give him a few brilliant and suggestive glimpses, and he is content. [6]
And yet the exhibition was pathetic, for it had the suggestive vulgarity of a woman in man's clothes. [4]
And does it ever occur that they have no better manners than to sing that hymn which is so suggestive of labourers and mechanics: "Son of the Carpenter! [5]
If there is even the slightest slight shadow of a hint anywhere, it lies in the very meagerly suggestive fact that "spalleggiato" carries our word "egg" in its stomach. [5]
The request was emphasised by the presence of a revolver held at an easy but suggestive angle. [11]
In short, her appearance was in every way suggestive of momentum, of a force which the wise would respect. [9]
It is Indian, and suggestive of Indians. [5]
Not so refined and suggestive and luxurious as when it was clothed with the coat of ripe corn in the ear, it still showed the fibre of its being to no disadvantage. [11]
Number Seven's compendious and comprehensive symbolism proved suggestive, as his whimsical notions often do. [6]
There is always an unnatural calmness about its nap, and an unwholesome gloss, suggestive of a wet brush. [6]
There was always an element of unsoundness about the prisoner's generosities that is very suggestive at this time and before this court. [5]
The place was always ominously suggestive of impending strife. [9]
Their minds travelled along, as if they had been yoked together, through whole fields of suggestive speculation, until the dumb growths of thought ripened in both their souls into articulate speech, consentingly, as the movement comes after the long stillness of a Quaker meeting. [6]
There was something alluring and suggestive in the soft, smothered radiance. [11]
Mr. Whitman enumerates all the objects he happens to be looking at as if they were equally suggestive to the poetical mind, furnishing his reader a large assortment on which he may exercise the fullest freedom of selection. [6]
Pierre gave him a suggestive sidelong glance. [11]
There is here a note of country life, of retirement, suggestive of the old-fashioned "country-seat. [4]
Conversation in such a mixed company as that of "The Teacups" is likely to be suggestive rather than exhaustive. [6]
The bray of a lazy burro broke the afternoon quiet, and it was comfortingly suggestive of the drowsy farmyard, and the open corrals, and the green alfalfa fields. [13]

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