Sentence examples for be suggests from inspiring English sources
verb
To imply but stop short of saying explicitly.
- Are you suggesting that I killed my wife?
Rationality, as a form of thinking that strives to be systematic and clear about how things are or ought to be, suggests that before someone or something can be controlled or managed, they must first be defined.
But the study doesn't pass judgment on RV's strategy, and that's how it should be, suggests Dr. Nanda.
But the study doesn't pass judgment on RV's strategy, and that's how it should be, suggests Dr. Nanda.
Why? Unlike "A becomes B" the form "From A, B comes to be" suggests that in order for B to emerge, A must cease to be.
The more active a mother is, the more physically active her child will be, suggests a UK study of 500 mums and four-year-olds.
But the paragraph quoted above, coupled with Kant's discussion of what a Transcendental Exposition is meant to be, suggests that part of Kant's goal here is to explain how a non-empirical, singular, immediate representation of space is possible.
"A dominant-negative effect can be suggested".
Various names were suggested.
Grand restaurants were suggested.
Reservations are suggested.
Sleazy drive-ins were suggested.
