Sentence examples for is quick to suggest from inspiring English sources
The opposition is quick to suggest that the AU is biased towards Colonel Gaddafi because he has funded politicians and invested in projects across Africa.
Smith is quick to suggest that the important thing is not to discover whether or not we're alone in the universe; it's to accept — or at least endure — the universe's mystery.
He is quick to suggest a dip in his hilltop pool, surrounded by zebra-pattern loungers, to offer a fig plucked from his grove or to usher a visitor to the hangar where he stows his private helicopter, sliding open the door with a clang as he croons: "This is my baby.
But Hannah is quick to suggest it's not always the boon it may seem.
His wife, a newspaper columnist, was quick to suggest her disapproval on Twitter.
Twitter users were quick to suggest Bey simply headline every year.
But he was quick to suggest that people like David Chang were an occupational hazard of big-money politics.
Liberal commentators are quick to suggest that such moments make Mr. Christie a formidable figure in 2016.
Link to Al Qaeda Seen In the immediate aftermath of the arrests in 2006, American officials were quick to suggest links to Al Qaeda.
Critics are quick to suggest that bylines are a reflection of submissions, in other words, if more women submitted, then more women would be published.
Whitehall files suggest the Tornado aircraft concerned were over-priced by as much as £600m, and Saudi dissidents were quick to suggest payoffs to some ruling Saudi princes.
