Sentence examples for is actually suggesting from inspiring English sources

No one, of course, is actually suggesting a causal relationship.

It's unclear what Ms. Jaroslow is actually suggesting about masculinity in "Resist/Surrender".

Marche is actually suggesting that Canada could soon deteriorate into a morass of civil war and genocide.

One economist is actually suggesting cash incentives as a way to get people to shed pounds.

However, maybe the poem is actually suggesting that our actions, or lack thereof, lead to tragic consequences of others.

What Japan's economic minister is actually suggesting is that the BOJ not only dramatically increase the supply of Yen, but also directly manipulate the currency's value much lower by selling Yen and buying foreign currencies for the purpose of holding non-domestic debt.

Republicans reacted with fury, charging that their partisan foes were actually suggesting, in the words used by Senator Christopher S. Bond, a Republican from Missouri, "that the president knew that these attacks were coming and did nothing".

Never mind that Mr. Williams was actually suggesting that fear leads to bad policy decisions and that we all need to be on guard against bigoted impulses: that got lost in the rush to oust him.

The sentence construction here is so poor that the shocking accusation takes a moment to sink in, but what he's actually suggesting is unambiguous: that the rallies around the country last week were born not out of reaction to the long history of unjust killings of black men at the hands of police, but out of one extremist's racial animus.

Prosecutors repeatedly implied to the jury that when Ms. Temple sent e-mail messages to accountants working on Enron-related matters about the importance of compliance with the firm's document-retention policy, she was actually suggesting that they shred documents.

"That proposal lacked any detail and a formal proposal of what she was actually suggesting or putting to us never in fact materialised".