Sentence examples for dear suggested from inspiring English sources
The phrase "dear suggested" is not correct in written English
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context for proper usage. Example: "The dear suggested that we take a different approach."
Instead, Dear suggested they work on two of Austen's other works – Sense and Sensibility or Pride and Prejudice – but agreed to adapt Persuasion after reading the novel, which he considered a maturer work than the others.
A dear one suggested I name the series, "Lights Go On".
Mr Cameron has come under fire in the past for personal comments he has made in the Commons, urging shadow transport secretary Angela Eagle to "calm down dear" and suggesting Conservative colleague Nadine Dorries was "very frustrated".
A dear friend once suggested that particularly challenging people in our lives serve as teachers.
I lied to you, dear reader, when I suggested it was over: I yearn for S. still and he aches for me.
The Haggler suppressed a chortle -- which was not easy, dear readers -- and suggested that perhaps Cisco was, in fact, moving its customer service operation to the Philippines in the midst of Mr. Leibowitz's calls.
However, Suthers said people could "make inferences from where it took place," and also suggested that Dear's mental health was being considered in their investigation.
There may be nothing formally inventive in this kind of classical technique, but, in the hands of a master, it's smooth and satisfying, and I suggest, dear reader, that you gaze upon it, because it's all but gone in today's moviemaking world.
In summary, dear parents, I suggest that you embrace your role as a parent.
I was recently chatting with one of my dear friends, and I gently suggested that she and her husband fight too often, too loudly, too publicly.
