Sentence examples for given up suggesting from inspiring English sources

The company has given up suggesting that ordinary shareholders might recover anything in the bankruptcy, which comes at the end of one of the swifter corporate dives in U.S. history.

He has probably not given up, suggests Jihad Makdissi, a former Syrian diplomat.

Later in the day, members of Mr. Fukuda's ruling Liberal Democratic Party promised not to give up, suggesting that the government might renominate Mr. Muto and try again.

Asked why he had given up, he suggested that he was worried about brain damage.

Perhaps if he had told people he had "quit" drinking — "quit" being a word freighted with drama and implying addiction, versus "given up," which suggests a willing sacrifice — it might have made more sense.

Bueno on the other hand, has argued that identity is too fundamental to be given up but nevertheless suggests that we can infer the non-individuality of quantum particles directly from their indistinguishability (Bueno 2014).

Some guy in a yellow protective suit, seeking to inform the public of what has occurred on the Han, soon gives up and suggests weakly that people watch it on TV.

Rather than giving up, I suggested he take action to protect and strengthen himself through these challenging times.

The would-be reformers have not suggested giving up.

Bradbury suggests giving up and spending money on what to replace the values (for example, fish) that coral reefs have provided to humans.

The voice never misses a beat, an inner commentary suggesting to you, "give up, who are you to want to feel good, it's too scary".