Sentence examples for Deliberate suggestion from inspiring English sources

"The formulation of 'our' civilization being at risk from 'somebody else's babies" is a deliberate suggestion that American civilization is threatened by unnamed 'others.'" Bump wrote.

The formulation of "our" civilization being at risk from "somebody else's babies" is a deliberate suggestion that American civilization is threatened by unnamed "others" — almost certainly a reference to non-Westerners.

Metaphor is a genre of deliberate and overt suggestion, one by means of which speakers commit themselves to, implicitly vouch for the truth of, the things they suggest.

But teaching unions reacted angrily to the suggestion of deliberate over-marking, arguing that teachers should not be made scapegoats.

For the 1973 Pink Floyd album, "The Dark Side of the Moon," prompted by a request from a band member for something "graphic, cool and deliberate," he created the suggestion of a triangular prism against a black background, an image of brilliant light refraction that became a symbolic reference to the band.

Theories on the origin of the violence include rivalry between military chief General Wiranto and Prabowo, and the suggestion of deliberate provocation by Suharto to divert blame for the crisis to the ethnic-Chinese and discredit the student movement.

Third, anthrax cases appeared to befall only an ostensibly targeted population of persons, leading to initial suggestions of deliberate contamination of the heroin supply.

The clues suggest deliberate action.

At this stage, the suggestion of a deliberate and cruel execution must remain only that, a frightening possibility.

Wolff denied the suggestions of a deliberate mistake.

"I first thought, 'That's wise', because he knew it wasn't a difficult thing to believe; the second time I thought: 'Hello, what's going on here?'" Wolff denied the suggestions of a deliberate mistake.