Sentence examples for however suggests it from inspiring English sources

Hearing three of his orchestral works now, however, suggests it has a residual, if minor interest.

The spate of recent innovation, however, suggests it may be a hyperbola.

His career at Dortmund, however, suggests it would be wise to take a more textured and patient view.

Research just published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, however, suggests it wasn't so then, either.

The word 'planning' [used in the PM's statement] suggests it's not imminent; the word 'directing', however, suggests it might have been.

New research, however, suggests it may do more harm than good.Since the 1960s psychologists have known that people are more accepting of ideas close to their own views and resistant to those that differ.

Some, however, suggested it was too soon to say how New York or its media will change.

Senator Bruno, however, suggested it might be too late.

Others, however, suggested it could be a way for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to start regaining Ofheo's trust.

The pre-bout antics, however, suggested it was the belligerent Austrian who held the psychological advantage as he leaped around giving it the big statement stuff.

Analysts, however, suggest it is likely to be waved through as regulators allowed the music industry to be consolidated down to just three big players.