Sentence examples for a remark suggesting from inspiring English sources

The official, Yuri Kalinin, director of the federal prison service, then made a remark suggesting that Mr. Khodorkovsky had made sexual advances against a male inmate — a suggestion that one of Mr. Khodorkovsky's lawyers denounced as a crude smear.

He clarified a May remark suggesting he'd raise taxes, saying he meant he was open to tax rates higher than his proposed lower taxes, not increases relative to the current tax code.

On one campaign stop, he made an offhand remark suggesting that the state should abolish its E.P.A.

Then, as Dr. Hammond and a graduate student, Jeremy R. Bauer, now at Vanderbilt University, wrote this month in a Boston University publication, a chance remark suggested the answer.

Then she lets drop a few remarks suggesting that she may have killed him.

The remark suggests a gift for connecting with people in surprising ways.

If that remark suggests a determination to do her own thing, it's underlined by her story about applying for work experience with Lars von Trier.

The remark suggests a despairing scepticism about the political process, which has seen President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad courting votes with tons of free potatoes, and has led growing numbers of the urban middle class to shun elections altogether.

But the self-effacing remark suggests an unconscious desire on the part of this virginal young woman to fend off the predatory, if outwardly genteel, father figure.

Donald Trump called President Obama the "founder" of Islamic State on Wednesday, the latest in a series of remarks suggesting that Obama sympathized with Muslim terrorists in the Middle East.

As this remark suggests, Bruno becomes in time a master of said business.