Sentence examples for Long suggesting from inspiring English sources

Allied commanders sought to dispel any suggestion that the delay would be long, suggesting that it would be measured in days, not weeks.

Walsh disparagingly suggested that Delta would not tolerate Branson's brand for long, suggesting the US airline was really largely focused on securing Virgin's Heathrow airport slots.

The judgment was only a paragraph long, suggesting that Democratic hopes that the court will suddenly develop second thoughts on campaign finance are not grounded in the evidence.

But she and her aides have been reluctant to offer any clues as to how long is too long, suggesting only that her patience is less than the president's.

It'll make you laugh at the absurdity of Long suggesting that the biography of a notable Aboriginal man should be called 'The Great White' in honour of the nickname that the subject gave the author.

On Thursday, The Times found that the report submitted by special counsel Robert Mueller was more than 300 pages long, suggesting that Mueller went well beyond the bare-bones summary required by law and offered a detailed explanation of his conclusions.

In his book Long suggests that they were not alone.

Opinion polls have long suggested that he is unpopular.

Employment figures have long suggested serious, ongoing economic weakness.

Critics have long suggested that Julia is a composite figure or even an invention.

Reports have long suggested Trump thought his media coverage would improve once he was elected president.