Sentence examples for * suggests in from inspiring English sources

She suggests in one person the conflict of a nation.

She suggests, in fact, that nostalgia has two alter egos.

"Try this exercise," he suggests in a recent essay.

"Breathe," a sign suggests in the softly lit room.

The family suggests, in lieu of flowers, donations in Esman's name to the university.

Cardinal Pacelli suggests in the memorandum that the Austrian bishops had been coerced.

That, she suggests in a strictly nonpartisan manner, would be a little more progressive.

Someone doesn't need to be blameless, he suggests, in order to deserve care.

As Medrington suggests in his preamble, the possible meanings "double, treble and quadruple" before your eyes.

(Levine suggests in his introduction that you read the book either standing up or pacing).

This suggests in-cloud production similar in concentration to previous field campaigns in coastal marine atmospheres.