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Each law is given a name suggestive of its use, and a number.

There was more to the name than the suggestive language.

But there is a further point to the story, a more suggestive one.

That light was shot with red, in a way suggestive of blood.

It was more suggestive of the county hospital than any thing else.

And my wife was a little less suggestive than the last slow one.

He makes a suggestive joke about what she's just said.

That dance was the most suggestive thing he had ever seen!

Knowing what I did about them, it was all too suggestive.

The book practically wrote itself because the research was so suggestive.

She paused for a moment, but saw nothing that looked suggestive.

The collection's suggestive title story is a case in point.

At times this human research was also quite suggestive of aliens.

I was struck by the suggestive truth of his words.

The American media is the most sexually suggestive in the world.

Was it all suggestive, as David tried to assure her.

But, she said, the studies were all small and suggestive rather than definitive.

The subject was a suggestive one to me, and I thought about it in silence.

Still, it seems to be suggestive enough of the instrument being similar in both countries.

Fire shot through him, and he stared at her with hot, suggestive eyes.

It was a suggestive indication of what she had just been doing.

The second matter was more interesting and suggestive, but less tangible.

Bill had always wanted me to dress in a more suggestive manner.

This was reported as a suggestive finding, in need of additional data.