Sentence examples for if it suggests from inspiring English sources

If a new religion resorts to coercion, if it invites adoration of human personalities, if it welcomes sexual favors for its leaders, if it suggests isolation from family and friends, if it embraces money-making schemes, call a pickaxe a pickaxe: the new religion is a cult.

If it suggests something battered with chips, you're Scottish.

New research is valuable, though, mainly if it suggests a new interpretation.

And if it suggests that we should do some - our operating patterns should be different.

But if it suggests unsophisticated, hearty or coarse, it's wildly misleading.

It will be successful if it suggests some ways of looking at language which lead to further understanding.

Liverpool's play was initially over-intricate in areas of the pitch best avoided altogether, their attacking threat too sporadic for comfort even if it suggested reward.

If all that sounded valedictory – if it suggested that Lancaster had already decided to walk away in light of a harrowing failure – Farrell insisted he had no such knowledge.

The ad says that "some men" are already behaving appropriately, but goes on to say, "some is not enough". This message would be more persuasive if it suggested that most men are already behaving appropriately.

If anything, it suggests that when and if he does negotiate with the Christianist right, he will negotiate from strength, not weakness.

If true, it suggests that Thomas erred badly in acquiring two lumbering big men over a span of 20 months.