Sentence examples for had suggested itself from inspiring English sources

The project had suggested itself at a conference 3 years earlier.

It is probable that the idea of annulment (not divorce as commonly assumed) had suggested itself to Henry much earlier than this and was motivated by his desire for an heir to secure the legitimacy of the Tudor claim to the crown.

The water theme seems to have suggested itself.

The bare surface of the concrete podium probably would have been visible above ground and may have suggested itself as a suitable grave site.

In large part, also, he fashioned the strategy of a junction between Johnston and Beauregard, though this was a move so manifestly desirable that it must have suggested itself to all who studied the situation in June and July.

It is perhaps a blessing in disguise that the UN interventions on the island have been under the banner of environmental protection and biodiversity conservation and not under that of poverty alleviation, which could have suggested itself as the 'paradigm of self-definition'.

His remarks prompted a bunch of headlines implying that Limbaugh had suggested Irma itself was a "liberal hoax". Although that's a bit of an exaggeration of what Limbaugh said, his remarks do still propagate a myth about Irma forecasts that's being picked up in some conservative circles.

Borders itself had suggested two weeks ago that it might need to file for bankruptcy despite receiving a $550 million loan commitment from GE Capital.

Lockheed recommends a powerful but otherwise ordinary laptop to run the software suite, which costs $15,000 to start; originally in this article I had suggested that the drone itself would also be customized for Hydra Fusion purposes, but that's not the case.

Future experiments had suggested themselves.

"Comedy Central had suggested me, too.