Sentence examples for at first suggested from inspiring English sources
The attempt at joint patrols on Thursday at first suggested the conflict had ebbed.
Many economists at first suggested that things were not as bad as they looked.
Rabbi Bernheim at first suggested that Mr. Lyotard had essentially plagiarized from him, but then recanted.
Even her e-mail problems, which polls at first suggested could be shrugged off, aren't going away.
Mr. Raskin at first suggested that the government would have to respond at least in part with classified information.
Officials, who tightly control Mr Putin's crafted public appearances, at first suggested that the boos were aimed at the fighters.
That includes Mr Illingworth, who is less set against Mr Clegg than he at first suggests.
The issue presented is thus considerably narrower than the broad strokes of the petitioner's argument would at first suggest.
The Weinstein name may at first suggest a classy modern-day reworking, but optimists should be wary.
Yet, wonderful though Portland Bill is, the island has so much more to offer than it might at first suggest.
Others thought changes might not be obvious at first, suggesting that officials' main aim was to rein in reporting on sensitive topics such as the Wenzhou crash.
