Sentence examples for always suggesting from inspiring English sources

I liked people, and I was always suggesting activities.

And what I loved about science was that it was tentative, it was always suggesting.

And then there's the score by post-rock outfit Mogwai: sometimes soft and echoey, sometimes jagged and threatening, but always suggesting that something isn't quite right.

"People, including on our board, are always suggesting that we charge a fee, and I get on my high horse and fight it every time," he said.

These might include: transparency within the company, "best practices" where people are always suggesting better ways of doing things and 20-percent time so people are free to try out new ideas.

People are always suggesting charities should merge with one another, but actually the most modern coalitions are being formed between charities and businesses, or charities and faith groups and so on.

Mr. Brown's aides have always suggested that there was.

The ballet's ending has always suggested death and transcendence.

It assumes that stone always suggests chilliness and stasis.

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

Although I never stay in a hotel when in Athens, there are two I always suggest.