Sentence examples for he suggests through from inspiring English sources

Though this is a questionable notion, Mr. Simone doesn't push it too far, and he suggests, through Titto's mouth, that the alternative, a starkly medical approach to mental illness, is worse.

In 1976, when Jimmy Carter found himself under increasing scrutiny on his march to the presidential nomination, he suggested through his aide Jody Powell that perhaps he and the reporters who covered him could sit down and find out how they might improve relations.

NBC political director Chuck Todd had the good sense to pick "none of the above," though he suggested through his choice of pronouns that it would be a guy.

He suggests scanning through a few months' data to get a fuller picture.

One way to do this, he suggests, is through the artistry of the animals.

Instead, Cunningham suggests, we should turn our attention toward disease concepts in action that is, the diagnostic act itself: it is through the questions that are asked and answered during the act of diagnosis, he suggests, and through the practices applied by those involved in this operation, that the identity of disease (past and present) may be established.

I have been assessed as being unable to work, and I have, as he suggests, received help through the full range of disability benefits from the government including housing benefit.

Following a route she suggested (through Viroqua, Westby and Cashton), we meandered north and then west through back-road bliss toward the Mississippi.

He suggests he has passed through the looking glass and is now "one of them".

Yet for all of the film's involuted antics, Green has serious things in mind: if love and other fine feelings are possible in a world of oppressive practicalities, he suggests, it is only through great art and its social counterpart, the gratifying artifices of convention.

His argument falls apart when he suggests that that change comes through not voting, not acting, sitting back and waiting for this revolution.