Sentence examples for hard suggests from inspiring English sources

The Times, without pushing too hard, suggests that it does, citing as evidence similar brain studies of three deceased N.H.L.ers, two of whom were fighters.

All those girls in the furry boots, they look like Clydesdale horses!" As "hard" suggests, Richards presents electronic music as modern rock: an old spirit encased in new digital flesh.

Judd Apatow, a writer-producer who had worked in television and more recently made "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," "Knocked Up" and the forthcoming "Walk Hard," suggested that the business model that is driving the studios' hard line is a little backward.

Trawling the extensive record of Snowden's online activities, where he posted for more than a decade on every subject under the sun as "TheTrueHOOHAA", Harding suggests he might have been a bit of a Walter Mitty.

But instead of commending those who navigate these differences, the article chides them ("heterosexual couples need to work harder"), suggesting that those who are different learn to behave as if they were the same.

A few anti-SCRAM die-hards suggest harvesting an old blister and sliding it between your skin and the sensor, covering your sweat glands.

The Hard Stop suggests little has changed.

No hard evidence suggests that a great deal of the medicine sold here is fake or adulterated.

The cemetery includes unmarked plots, where hard earth suggests it was a rocky route to the afterlife, too.

Now hard evidence suggests there may be something to Mr. de Soto's argument, although for reasons he did not anticipate.

Actually, though, I'm just an economist who is willing to take it seriously when hard thinking suggests that the usual intuition is wrong under current conditions.