Sentence examples for idea suggested to from inspiring English sources

This idea suggested to me a way back and a way out of a stifling New York summer.

Alex Salmond even invited the National Theatre of Scotland (NTS), the company behind Black Watch, to perform for the opening of the Scottish parliament in June - an idea suggested to the first minister by Sir Sean Connery.

The book is best remembered for the idea, suggested to Grew by the physician Sir Thomas Millington, that the stamen, with its pollen, is the male sex organ and that the pistil corresponds to the sex organ of the female.

Though he never played the Tramp again, he gave himself other roles of a distorted majesty: in "The Great Dictator," the dual role of the Hitler-like dictator and the Tramp-like Jewish barber; in his first postwar film, "Monsieur Verdoux," a hyperrefined Bluebeard (based on the real-life murderer Henri Désiré Landru, a story idea suggested to him by Orson Welles).

And there's a role for paramilitary action in Syria, too, including an idea suggested to me by Hank Crumpton, a former top CIA officer who recently published a book called "The Art of Intelligence". He suggests that the CIA train a team of Syrians that can hunt Iranian fighters from the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps who are working with Bashar al-Assad's regime.

He further endeared himself to his fellow Puerto Ricans when he played for Santurce in the Puerto Rican winter league during the final three weeks of the league's regular season--an idea suggested to Gonzalez by Cepeda.

Rather than taking the risk that the manufacturer will reactively devalue your idea, suggest to the mediator that he propose it as his own idea.

Tarik's mother liked the idea, suggesting to her daughter that this was Allah's plan for her.

Remembering the advice of a homeless man I'd once passed while pushing Elizabeth in a stroller, I piggybacked on this idea, suggesting to Richard that he might soak the washcloth in bourbon in case she got thirsty.

In particular, Kripke's ideas suggested to me a "new" way to think about photographs.

And it is a fact that he struggled for months with himself about this decision, being certainly influenced by the many contrary ideas suggested to him by the Reich Marshal, the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, as well as the Minister for Foreign Affairs.