His handsome face twitched into a suggestion of a frown.
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A suggestion of hands seems to be clasped at the waist.
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There's a suggestion of story in the sparkly dress she wears.
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He added that even a suggestion of interference should be probed.
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But there's also something more: a suggestion of some sort of vulnerability.
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A suggestion of trees in the darkness beyond hints at a garden.
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I need a suggestion of a country and something to tariff. Anybody?
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And it's one of the few where there's even a suggestion of consequences.
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That is down from a suggestion of four hikes not so long ago.
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On Twitter, some users likened his speech to a suggestion of ethnic cleansing.
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But there's a suggestion of bravado, always, about these promises not to bend.
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Have a suggestion of your own, and be ready to explain why it's superior.
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There's a suggestion of Catholicism in the spectacle of tormented male flesh, of course.
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There might not be a person, but there is always a suggestion of human intervention.
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There's a suggestion of hope there: that the universe can support both dissonance and harmony.
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There's a suggestion of incest in Fassbender kissing himself on-screen, and it's an unnerving moment.
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It is deeply offensive that he would try and dilute rape with a suggestion of "promiscuity".
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As he put Day 1 in the books, Mr. Schiff's voice assumed a suggestion of calm.
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The monster isn't truly scary — it's a suggestion of something scary, and that works well enough.
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Amanda: This time, her scent and taste was noticeably sweet, with more than a suggestion of pineapple.
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A glance in the mirror—the face fine, a china doll's, with hardly a suggestion of shaving.
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He said that sometimes a person's first reaction to a suggestion of opening the relationship is anxiety.
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Robin Chase, the founder and former CEO of Zipcar, draws up a suggestion of that person's opening address.
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There is a remembered flash of neon and a suggestion of a well-worn shortcut down an alley.
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Kennedy may have simply taken the hint and offered a suggestion of his own on the way out.
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While this slide doesn't provide the total revenue, it gives a suggestion of what Particle's growth looks like.
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At one point, the FBI wrote a letter to King that he interpreted as a suggestion of suicide.
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There was a suggestion of pineapple, a flavor that has only been successfully harnessed by Mexican soda companies.
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Behind the innate cheer and resilience of Ms. Molaskey's voice there is always a suggestion of barely withheld tears.
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There are swarms of pigeons flying in formation and a suggestion of global climate disaster á la 28 Days Later.
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He had a marvelous voice and a way with words, and a suggestion of inner depths, however dark and despicable.
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From what was a suggestion of a voice more than a sound itself came phrases, observations: I didn't expect this.
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It's like the airport version of the Madison Avenue store, perhaps more a suggestion of actual Barneys than the thing itself.
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Overall, the show presents not as much a unified vision than a suggestion of spiritualism behind a heterogeneous selection of work.
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And I guess when it comes to music I just think in vocal melodies, and it was a suggestion of our producer.
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In March, Zuckerberg had a rare meeting with the country's propaganda tsar, a suggestion of warming relations between Facebook and the government.
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It was meant to be a suggestion [of flirting] and then it became more sexual than we expected because it seemed right.
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Mr. Burton's febrile intensity gives that film a suggestion of madness, along with sweat and rays of heat, lacking in the remake.
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Of course, the black fringe hair accessory (likely a suggestion of her glam squad, the Streicher sisters) is lust worthy on its own.
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If it contains a suggestion of the future, it is in the way that the future will insist on remembering Eckford and Bryan.
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The camera cuts to Alex staring out at the blazing wildfires, a suggestion of the inferno that awaits us in the next episode.
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In an interview with The New York Times, Mr. Thaci dismissed a suggestion of a power struggle with Mr. Haradinaj, the prime minister.
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But, at the very least, the closing gives us a suggestion of where The Handmaid's Tale will go for its already-announced third season.
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There's almost an optimism or openness woven within the fabric of the record—or a suggestion of movement in spite of the bad stuff.
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Those people said the probe is gathering information and there isn't a suggestion of wrong-doing by Leissner or the bank, the WSJ said.
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The works — one a feminist critique of blind patriotism, one a suggestion of self-love or even solipsism — form the center of the show.
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There has always been something a little mysterious about Murphy, an edge to his charm, a suggestion of loneliness and suspicion in his eyes.
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This roadmap approach is singularly innovative because it invites industry to the table well before there is even a suggestion of a new standard.
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Tyson gives us a suggestion of what should happen to every single flat earther left on the surface of this round planet ... and it's pretty hilarious.
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In the closing rendition of "Rise," she skittered across the stage and convulsed on the floor, a suggestion of the "tearing down" she later spoke of.
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And Mr. Corren, rocking an awful wig, makes a delightful Mr. Riggs, imbuing that scamp and self-promoter with a suggestion of depth he probably doesn't deserve.
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THE EXHIBITION OF PERSEPHONE Q By Jessi Jezewska Stevens To the artist in love, a woman's face is only a suggestion of what her portrait could be.
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A nearby beach has a name that alludes to the expulsion from Eden, so a suggestion of sin hangs in the air amid the churches and cafes.
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Frame your feedback as a suggestion of how to make things a little better during this time, Murph suggests, rather than pointing out everything that's not going well.
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The club eschewed the sterile gloss of the complex's hotel and casino in favor of a suggestion of Old World glamour: burnished wood panels, brass fixtures, bevelled mirrors.
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There was a suggestion of this depth in the films Baumbach wrote with Greta Gerwig, especially Mistress America, which allowed the characters more tonal shifts and hairpin turns.
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Like several other artists in the show, Sarah Petersen takes on the white flag motif, in this case with a suggestion of the outline of the confederate flag.
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More attention has turned to Trump's comment that some interpreted as a suggestion of violence against Clinton than his criticism of Clinton's record as senator and secretary of state.
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The contrast between the sweet wine and the tart, complex flavors of the dish were a revelation to me, and a suggestion of new opportunities for drinking sweet wines.
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The "Add to Siri" screen will then pop up, offering a suggestion of voice prompt that can be used as your personalized phase for talking to Siri about this task.
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Reimagining the self is some form of transformation as well; it's everywhere at Prizm: Osi Audu's graphite self-portraits that look like voids, their sheen a suggestion of what's inside.
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None of them have even a close to a suggestion of how to do that other than, I don't know, have people that read the right op-eds or something.
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Ms. Taylor found that miniskirts work best (a lot of the scenarios, like a suggestion of coffee or "mwah" kiss, are not full body images), as do bright, punchy prints.
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The right, wrongly insinuating that the "real world" has no such sanctuaries, has taken to using the term sarcastically or as a suggestion of where liberals ought to return to.
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Canova created only one sculpture for the United States: a monument to Washington, made to look like an ancient Roman leader (a suggestion of Thomas Jefferson's), writing his farewell address.
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In an age in which having a signature uniform conveys both style and ambition, a suggestion of having better things to do, the low bun is the fail-safe solution.
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According to the case, the rapper-producer-turned-entrepreneur claimed their similar-sounding names might cause "confusion" and a "suggestion of a connection" between his giant music empire and a gynecologist.
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A Moon Shaped Pool is a compelling outlier in this respect—a suggestion of what happens when that effort to connect finally fails, a portrait of ripped ties and broken links.
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With that in mind, his knack of balancing conventional left-wing views with a suggestion of pragmatism looks additionally helpful, because it creates ambiguity about where he stands in his party.
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While straight-edge puffys will be content with a suggestion of flesh under a down coat, more hardcore devotees will seek the pillowy pleasures of specialist porn sites like Down Girlz.
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The works on view here, all made between 1946 and 1956, feel vibrant and exciting, occasionally flickering with a suggestion of figurative subject matter amid their popping hues and strong lines.
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On the subway, where so many norms revolve around not touching each other in certain ways, these moments of mutual touch are a kind of breach, a suggestion of real contact.
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A suggestion of how well-placed that paranoia was could be found in an astonishing item of the front page of The Times, the morning of Woodstock's first day, Aug. 15.
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While the bassoonists, oboists and clarinetists navigated their jaunty, folk-like melodies, the trilling violins played in the background with a metallic sheen, adding a suggestion of bleakly beautiful winter light.
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In doing so, a photograph becomes an impression of the photographer's emotional landscape, a suggestion of the thoughts and decisions made prior to and during the act of taking the photo.
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We know the apartments in our favorite TV shows and movies are just a suggestion of reality; a souped-up version of what the characters' homes would look like in real life.
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Viewed from the street, the court has a suggestion of the jailyard, not entirely dispelled by the stony severity inside or the gum wrappers dropped from the entrance bridge that crosses it.
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Now, some come to this newsletter on Wednesdays looking not for a proper recipe but for a narrative one, a suggestion of what to cook unencumbered by weights, measures and firm instruction.
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"There was never a suggestion of that kind of deviant, predatory behavior, not even a whisper of it," Zucker said during the Business Insider IGNITION 2017 conference in New York on Thursday.
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Each play comes with a qualitative evaluation from one of the scouts, a suggestion of how this could be done better or why it proved successful and should be done more often.
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But buried in Mr. Kim's New Year's statement was a suggestion of what he really had in mind: talks with the United States about the "scope and depth" of the North's nuclear force.
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"A retroactive waiver is as strong a suggestion of guilt as you can get; if you need a retroactive waiver, you've violated a rule," said Walter Shaub Jr., director of the ethics office.
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" And Trump on Sunday said North Korea's actions were very "hostile and dangerous" to the U.S. and later responded to a suggestion of an imminent military attack by telling a reporter: "We'll see.
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Bernie Sanders is standing by his warning that this summer's Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia could get "messy" after some interpreted his comments as a suggestion of violence on the part of his supporters.
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However, unlike Cold War-era coups in which military troops marched on capital cities and took control of government buildings, Bolivia's armed forces only issued a statement with a "suggestion" of what Morales should do.
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There is a suggestion of a visual homology between the roundness of the ball and the color circles that Braman has made, but they don't complement each other; they make the other deadpan and inert.
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As Agnes negotiates her first weeks of collegiate life with a quirky roommate and a crush on a seemingly unattainable guy, there's a suggestion of whimsy that might have worked against the novel's challenging themes.
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" Puccio found none of this research convincing: The three studies that Puccio mentioned form the basis of a literature review on cannabis and lactation that Hale cites as a suggestion of "severe long-term neurobehavioral consequences.
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The "Memoriam" section of the "Confitebor," celebrating the Lord's miraculous works, begins with a rugged, minor-mode instrumental unison, followed by an ethereal melisma on the word "memoriam": a suggestion of dark earth against luminous sky.
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But Austin offers a suggestion of what the future might hold if more places challenge Uber and Lyft over their resistance to the laws and rules that govern traditional cabs, such as background checks for drivers.
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But, as he holds her gaze, Sasha starts to see a spiral of visions: images of Becky's past, a suggestion of the night Becky died (more on that in a bit), and just a general wave of dread.
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When US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter asked Turkey on Monday to "stay focused" in the fight against the Islamic State (IS) and stop attacking US-backed Kurdish forces, Turkish officials responded with a suggestion of their own.
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To some of his friends, Ahmad Khan Rahami was known as Mad, an abridgment of his name rather than a suggestion of his manner, and they liked that he gave them free food when they were short on money.
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Her wide eyes, which lend themselves so easily to bald astonishment or mania in her comedy, turn down one fraction of one degree at the outer corners when at rest, lending a suggestion of ruefulness to her neutral gaze.
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When I got off the plane, I had a voicemail from my doctor who said my blood results came back low on iron, magnesium, iodine, and zinc, with a suggestion of which supplements to purchase to help with the fainting.
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The first official portrait of Barack Obama, for example, in 2009, featured the then-president looking seriously at the camera, the sides of his mouth just beginning to quirk upward — more of a suggestion of a smile than an actual one.
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Her presence is never explained, although she may allude to the nameless, silent character who appears in all but two of the films and, by observing but never interfering in the action, introduces a suggestion of the divine or supernatural.
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In Mr. Ghani's remarks, there was a suggestion of a compromise on the release of as many as 5,000 Taliban prisoners, something his government had repeatedly said was an impossible request in such an early stage of the peace process.
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The record, released last week on She Rocks, is called Let Forever Be Only You Tonight, which is exactly the sort of phrase that that's filled the history of pop—a string of words with a suggestion of profundity, but without much literal meaning.
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"Anytime there's a suggestion of what something should taste like, some aspect of taste, when we try that food, we're looking for it," said David Just, a professor of behavioral economics at Cornell University who is affiliated with the Cornell Food and Brand Lab.
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The tack everyone involved in season five seems to have taken is to offer a suggestion of what sorts of systems might be better, both specifically when it comes to the prison industrial complex and more generally when it comes to society as a whole.
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Only here is a visitor constantly encountering, in everything from coffee to soap, the subtle, evanescent taste or perfume of the resin, which is like a suggestion of pine, a hint of vanilla and a rumor of seawater but a confirmation of none of the above.
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There's scrunched-up cheesecloth, muslin, and drawing used to form the figures, but some bodies are rounded and amorphous, while others are blocky compositions of squares of color or rectangles of black that imply a body but leave the figuration as only a suggestion of the complete form.
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Hannah Sawtell: I was thinking about use of the word "plus" and what it would mean to present "plus" as a suggestion of my work being sometimes made up of collaborations or negotiations with others, to repurpose "plus" away from what could feel a cynical or disingenuous promise.
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Witness the "Sunrise Fog II" watercolor and "Yellow Jacket Fog," a watercolor of a half-length figure in a hooded yellow jacket, seen from the rear, against a mass of mauve-grey-blue-rose patches that slowly resolve themselves into a suggestion of some unnamed place in Maine.
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On the surface, the "North/South attitude"—as he called it, which informs his long-in-the-works book, The North and South of You—may seem a suggestion of division, or at least a facile distinction, but Hassell has always made an effort to present the idea holistically.
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"This goes to show that the amount of attention being given to the word 'tapering,' or any action from the BOJ in that direction that could be taken as a suggestion of it, there's a lot of sensitivity around it," said Bart Wakabayashi, branch manager for State Street Bank in Tokyo.
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This is one of the strengths television (and the small-town series) brings to a story like this — a character like Steve can evolve into a real human being (or at least a suggestion of one), instead of stagnating as an archetype in a story you've seen dozens of times before.
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In "Sanditon," he adds a note of incestuous lust to the relationship between stepsiblings Esther (Charlotte Spencer) and Edward Denham (Jack Fox), and more than a suggestion of the calculating, sexually experienced survivor of abuse underlying the meek exterior of the penniless Clara Brereton (Lily Sacofsky), companion to Lady Denham.
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During an hour-long meeting with state and local officials on school safety in the wake of last week's mass shooting in Florida, Trump brushed aside a suggestion of mandatory active-shooter drills for schools, and said he did not like the idea of having more armed guards in schools.
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As Manohla Dargis wrote in her Times review, the movie can feel like "a succession of music videos linked with backstage filler," but beyond the half-baked romantic plotlines that pull Ali offstage, "there's a suggestion of a more interesting movie in the rapturous look on Ali's face" when she watches other women perform at the club.
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The company said that it collects some 300 session parameters per second and correlates those with the piece of content that it might show you (whether it's an offer for a product, or a suggestion of an app you might like, or something within the app that might interest you), and it also uses those parameters and resulting big data lookalike profiling to develop a profile of your own "emotional sentiment" at a given moment.
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Not least of all is Trump Jr.'s now infamous email, responding to a suggestion of Russian assistance: "If it's what you say I love it especially later in the summer," which happens to be precisely when Russia dropped the stolen Clinton campaign emails, funneling them through WikiLeaks, another organization where there appears to have been no shortage of Trump-linked contact and encouragement by a team that allegedly included Roger Stone, Randy Credico, and Jerome Corsi's conversations with their "friend in embassy," WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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Included in the second group are some of the dips that are almost obligatory at the start of your Cka Ka Qellu experience: tarator, tart yogurt with minced cucumbers, garlic and parsley, similar to tzatziki, but nearly as fluffy as whipped cream; cream stirred with bits of suxhuk to give it a pinkish tint and a suggestion of spice; and kajmak, which our server described as "like butter for bread" and I would say was like crème fraîche blended with cream cheese and butter.
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