Sentence examples for about it suggested from inspiring English sources

She said, 'I don't care.' " "It was nice that she was comfortable about it," suggested the third girl.

Years later, Housman's younger brother, Laurence, a novelist and playwright, also gay but much more open about it, suggested that on the rebound Housman found solace in the arms of Jackson's younger brother, Adalbert.

Even his most maniacal pronouncements ooze with charisma ("There has to be a little bit of crime in any theory," he says, "or it's not truly good science"), and there's much to agree with in his dislike of superheroes who seem to be able to fly "purely out of a sense of entitlement — something about it suggested that the rest of us had simply knuckled under to gravity".

"Whether someone has an experience in a store or online or mobile, they will come online and tell about it," suggested Capasso.

Nothing about it suggests that it exists by its own nature.

Nothing about it suggests those curmudgeons are right.

McGowan was reluctant to speak about it, suggesting it should be discussed privately.

Parfit read Richards's book and wrote her a letter about it, suggesting that they meet and discuss it further.

She's been running ads about it, suggesting he doesn't have "what it takes" to run the country.

The difference between the two words is unclear, but caring about it suggests that, to some, "secular" is a toxic notion, associated with a hostility to religion.

Artur Domoslawski's book, from what is reported about it, suggests that Kapuściński was a dishonest reporter who made up stories about events he hadn't seen, and invented quotes.