Sentence examples for crowd suggest from inspiring English sources

The song crescendoes, ends, and the cheers of the crowd suggest it went pretty well.

The band own a bar in the town, and the warmth of the crowd suggest they are a well-loved part of the community.

Pamela Hutchinson just returned to the Guardian's Glastonbury HQ in floods of tears, having witnessed an emotional collaboration between the English National Ballet and Billy Bragg on the big stage (and further reports from crowd suggest she wasn't the only one to get choked up).

Kall: Well, the way it seems to be working on the web, and what books like The Wisdom of the Crowd suggest, is that people kind of vote on what is good and what is bad, and what is valuable... Schwartz: That's true, but not everything should be decided by majority rule.

Some people were more creative and handed stickers to the crowd suggesting the 'Pope for President'.

A woman in the crowd suggested that illegal immigrants provide the country's "backbone".

"A familiar face in the crowd," suggests H. 10th May Very hot.

The polite laughter of the crowd suggested they only vaguely knew about Breaking Bad through pop culture osmosis.

Many in the crowd suggested they would happily vote for Mrs. Clinton (or her husband, if he were running).

Supporters in the crowd suggested that the only verdict that matters is the one on Election Day.

His beaming, bounteous, besuited Timon is always seen in a crowd, suggesting that his philanthropy is a form of vanity.