Sentence examples for To be suggested from inspiring English sources

This is why it came to be suggested.

"But if it's going to be suggested that I am using gamesmanship by taking too long, then you can't be making noises like that on the court.

About the same time the idea began to be suggested that the hitherto sporadic cases of infantile paralysis might be contagious.

Instead, he was a devotee of the idea of vertu — virtue, though the French word conveys the kind of encompassing gravity of purpose that used to be suggested by the phrase "moral seriousness".

Both views need to contend with the worry that subsystems of higher thoughts and their targets might be unconscious, as seems to be suggested by Freud's theory of repression.

Amendments of the anti-trust and interstate commerce laws are to be suggested in his message of next December, and the executive departments concerned are to be so reconstructed as to secure the effectual enforcement of the amended statutes.

I suggest this is exactly what he seems to be suggesting.

We have met the enemy, Ms. Meyers seems to be suggesting, and she is firmer — and younger.

"No one wants to be suggesting disaster relief is not crucial, yet these organizations need funds".

Williams didn't say so, but he appeared to be suggesting that stolen bases are overrated.

Nor is Britain, as some Americans now seem to be suggesting, a hotbed of corruption.