Sentence examples for in suggests from inspiring English sources

Here he's John, the supervisor of the counting center, a skilled but stammering salaryman who catches two of his employees sneaking out money and, rather than turning them in, suggests that they cooperate on a much larger score.

"Scribbling on the wall is an inevitable scenario in children's rooms so it's good to embrace the idea and sketch outlines on the walls for the children to fill in," suggests Turner.

And the reluctance of any higher Chinese authority to rein her in suggests that she wields considerable political clout.

The cacophony of dicordant musical sounds, along with the chatter of the audience filing in, suggests a great sense of promise.

It is not a way of writing that is beyond satire, even by its own creator, as a passage about a third of the way in suggests.

India's government, reluctant perhaps to admit it has been taken in, suggests it was the Pakistani army's idea to send hundreds of fighters to grab Indian mountain peaks.

Perhaps harmony vocals would float in, suggesting church-choir chords or ancient drones.

The heckling and racial abuse hurled at Michael Eboda and Yasmin Alibhai-Brown at the Evening Standard's Boris Johnson "love-in" suggests there is still some way to go in some quarters.

The threat of a no-confidence vote from Tory MPs remains, but if she does stay on office - and her defiant performance at a Downing Street press conference and on an LBC radio phone-in suggests she is not going anywhere - can she stay on course with her deal?

He wasn't alone in suggesting solutions.

Others were less veiled in suggesting a political role.