Sentence examples for always suggested a from inspiring English sources

And, because I could not shut her up, I always suggested a game of checkers or cards or backgammon.

Yet the Wolves' recent form always suggested a first win in eight home games against the Saints was possible.

Erykah Badu's teasing phrasing has always suggested a significant jazz influence, though her recent collaborations with Robert Glasper have ventured even further into the realm of swing.

I will. 2 I thought of calling this piece "In Memoriam," because "in memoriam" has always suggested a place to me — Memoriam, Oklahoma, say, or Memoriam, Tennessee — and because, to my tinker's brain, "in memoriam," sounds like "in memory am".

"I suppose he had some influence on me," Fry once told me, "but, to me, the names of Eliot and Fry always suggested a pair of famous photographers who were around at the time.

I thought of calling this piece "In Memoriam," because "in memoriam" has always suggested a place to me Memoriam, Oklahoma, say, or Memoriam, Tennessee and because, to my tinker's brain, "in memoriam," sounds like "in memory am". Which I am, now more than ever.

This occurred despite the fact that the vSOAs were identical on all trials and thus always suggested an ambiguous direction of visual apparent motion.

With his dark whirlpool eyes and sensual clown's mouth, Jeff Goldblum has always suggested an actor poised to reveal a thousand faces, many of them nightmarish apparitions.

Fancy things always suggest a nervous desire to be splendid".

My personal trainer at absolutefitnessnc always suggests a good diet plan plus time at the gym.

"As soon as I hear a sound, it always suggests a mood to me," said Brian Eno.