Sentence examples for briefly suggested from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM GAMALIEL ORTIZ: You briefly suggested that we might put a cap in lineman's weight.

One of several commanding turns by Mr. Reed came on "Reflections," with an introductory flourish that briefly suggested Erroll Garner.

The only recent precedent was Gordon Brown: polls briefly suggested that Labour would do better with him as leader before the 2005 election.

Austerity was an issue: Mr Röttgen called Mrs Kraft a spendthrift and briefly suggested that a CDU loss would jeopardise Mrs Merkel's euro policy.

Ms. Barth said her husband had briefly suggested she ride a mule to the banks of the Morris for the ceremony.

There was a similar retreat last week when some Republicans briefly suggested that Garland might be considered in a lame-duck period, after a theoretical Hillary Clinton victory, to lock in Obama's centrist best offer.

The opening briefly suggests a more unusual spin.

"Brief Encounters" (2009) has a duet for two men that briefly suggests the homoeroticism of two Eakins wrestlers.

Although Seymour briefly suggests that Lodore should not be dismissed as just another 'silverfork' novel, she never really addresses herself to its peculiarities or to the question of its artistic merits.

The Telemann works were "Die Frosche" ("The Frogs") in which the violins and violas briefly suggest a chorus of frogs, and a fairly conventional dance suite called "La Putain" ("The Whore," although the program notes suggest that "The Adventuress" might be a more apt title).

He sparked the fight last May by briefly suggesting that cash transfers to foreign recipients should be taxed.