Sentence examples for close to suggesting from inspiring English sources

No one on the committee had come close to suggesting such a thing.

You come close to suggesting that Elizabeth Jones would have been better off had she stayed on welfare.

At times, in fact, the book comes perilously close to suggesting none of it actually occurred at all.

Mr Xi's speech was peppered with references to values, but did not come close to suggesting that any were universal.

Mr Nye comes close to suggesting that effectiveness brings its own moral rewards, because prudence leads to stability.

The play comes close to suggesting that anyone who's had a facial is likely to come down in favour of manacling the mentally disturbed.

The overall sensitivity of DFA in the present study was 88.0% which is close to suggested value of 92.0% [ 44].

The two remaining response criteria (EULAR good and DAS28 ≤3.2) are generally too close to suggest a clear difference between these two groups.

But in a radio interview on Wednesday, the governor seemed to edge closer to suggesting that a proposal like Mr. Silver's should be passed this year.

With complex dark markings that can take on the appearance of vines, lacy twigs or swiftly moving amoebalike shapes, Hisako Kobayashi's work comes closest to suggesting aspects of nature.

When he continued, Mr. Obama came closest to suggesting support for same-sex marriage by saying: "And I believed that discrimination because of somebody's sexual orientation or gender identity ran counter to who we are as a people.