Sentence examples for editions suggest from inspiring English sources

Recent newsletter editions suggest Delaney believes someone is out to get him.

It is the library of an elder statesman, yet the books on display alongside the first editions suggest someone eager to keep up with the modern world.

A Dec. 13 editorial that appeared in some editions suggests that Michael R. Milken violated insider-trading regulations.

Quoting a range of retired Egyptian security officials, the paper's August 27th and 28th editions suggested that Egypt faces a treacherous fifth column.

The changes between the first and second edition suggest that Lange himself was not quite sure what more to say on this point.

As a former schoolteacher, the author Frank McCourt (who wrote the foreword to this edition) suggests nominating her for sainthood.

(See 9.13am) He explained he was unhappy about a headline in an early edition suggesting he favoured a deal with the Tories.

The video, titled "Mitt Romney: Extreme Makeover Latino Edition," suggests that the Republican candidate is trying to paper over his "extreme" views about immigration with more moderate rhetoric.

The standard Reid Technique manual, first published in 1962 and now in its fifth edition, suggests a way an interviewer can minimize rape: Joe, no woman should be on the street alone at night looking as sexy as she did.

The Joy of Cooking, which provides no fewer than 12 recipes for muffins in its newest edition, suggests using vegetable oil rather than butter, but I miss the richness of the latter.

Muriel Spark, in the afterward to this edition, suggests that this slip is a moment of "professional illogic," but I think that to the contemporary reader it hardly matters.