suggestiveness

Apple’s pop-up notification stating “Facebook would like permission to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies” is suggestive and unfair, according to Facebook.

One suggestive finding for their argument is that people are better at learning new skills, whether a sequence of keystrokes or the route through a maze, after sleep.

“That is suggestive, and it’s a little worrisome,” Charles Chiu, a virologist at the University of California at San Francisco said at the briefing.

Their work includes trying to determine the motivations of those who had weapons or other gear suggestive of a plot to do physical harm.

It’s replete with Blade Runner-esque neon lights and holograms complete with more than suggestive advertisements.

So there was no trepidation at all about the suggestiveness of the lyrics?

It is usually applied only where there is a natural suggestiveness between each pair of words.

One teacher has re-arranged Series in Foreign Grammars in such a manner that he finds a natural suggestiveness between the words.

Familiarly then came back to Dale the quiet, intent suggestiveness of the Beemans in moments foreboding trial.

My experience in Saratoga had revealed to me the want of suggestiveness and resource in men in general.

Another such word as catarrh in its unfavorable suggestiveness in recent years has been auto-intoxication.