Sentence examples for everything to suggest from inspiring English sources

There is everything to suggest a similar process is at work in the UK.

Double-height ceilings, a glassed-in courtyard and a roof deck overlooking the neighborhood — everything to suggest that the designer was paid more than the chef.

Mississippi governor Haley Barbour claimed that "If BP is the responsible party under the law, they're to pay for everything," to suggest that the the compensation fund is unnecessary, despite the reality that BP's primary legal responsibility is to it's shareholders -- not the residents of the Gulf coast -- and  the company's legal liability options.

In the 1920s the White Castle hamburger chain cooked its fare in full view of its customers, and painted everything white to suggest the hygienic standards of a hospital.

Everything seems to suggest that President Funes will leave office without ever admitting that he has saved an astounding number of lives, probably because the numbers that really matter to him are those of a different sort — the kind that reflect his popularity in the polls.

Everything seems to suggest that if Tango isn't a notable part of I/O, something went wrong.

But as I wrote, everything just seemed to suggest what should happen next, and I was never stuck.

Like the most satisfying resolutions, this one manages both to tie everything up and to suggest further loose threads.

It has done everything it could to suggest that disaster would befall our country if President Bush were not kept in power.

Meanwhile, Cook's attorneys are doing everything they can to suggest he's not entirely ignorant of the ongoing dialogue about rape culture in America.

Everything to date suggests that those who think it will should be tentative in their predictions.