Sentence examples for foot suggested from inspiring English sources

Benzema's stock, on the other hand, had fallen so low that So Foot suggested that "last week he even played like Frédéric Piquionne".

In contrast to the strong batting line-up, Foot suggested that Somerset "lacked a seam bowler to compensate for Andrew Caddicks withdrawal".

The word is misleading but was given to the species because its webbed foot suggested it was accustomed to a water habitat, and the original specimen was found dead in water.

My Left Foot Suggested by Richard Paige, Nepthsolem, overrated and Telvannah "My Left Foot is a special favourite of mine," writes Telvannah, adding that the actor "has made some absolutely astounding movies where his change was beyond belief".

Sources close to Foot suggest he is particularly concerned that tourism on Caribbean islands is also suffering which is compounding the downturn.

And don't write him off – his idea to move the whole of London by a foot suggests a canny eye for gerrymandering.

But also Niles who, despite his elegance, can't dance ("Start with your left foot," suggests his instructor. "Which one?" Niles asks, all too honestly).

Primitive retentions in the Dmanisi foot suggest that locomotor evolution continued through the early Pleistocene.

– Sitting with legs crossed while shaking one leg or wiggling a foot suggests nervousness or severe discomfort.

Some childhood pastimes are timeless: a recent analysis of an ancient child's fossilized foot suggests that, more than three million years ago, our youthful ancestors had adaptations that allowed them to climb trees.

Recall, now, that Foot wanted to resist the view that in his revaluation Nietzsche simply "present[s] us with a clash of interests — the good of the strong against that of the weak" (1973: 162); instead, Foot suggests that Nietzsche is appealing to a 'common' tendency to admire higher men, men who would otherwise be thwarted by the reign of moral values.