Sentence examples for is really suggesting from inspiring English sources

What Mr. Rauch is really suggesting is that the court violate two centuries of established constitutional doctrine, which is the opposite of judicial modesty.

Peter Dixon, Commerzbank: Much of it is really suggesting what central bankers around the world have already talked about, in other words price stability is the main thing to focus on.

Nobody is really suggesting that the Americans would not alert the UK to a bomb on a train.

What she's really suggesting is that I should check that the checker should be me.

What she's really suggesting is that I should check — that the checker should be me.

I can't believe he's really suggesting children of that age should bunk off school and head up to Edinburgh, so why say it?

A bemused McGovern asked Yudkin if he was really suggesting that a high fat intake was not a problem, and that cholesterol presented no danger.

Would you like to ----. A. What I'm really suggesting is that he not hamstring the ability of the next president to fully develop an antiballistic missile system to protect ourselves and our allies.

It's really suggesting that there must be somebody in the organization, at least one person — are you really telling me there's not one person in the organization that you would feel comfortable opening up to building a relationship with, right?

It's even possible to see in the silly little truisms passed on to me old versus young, employed versus unemployed that the veterans were really suggesting something more troubling: that they were instructing us in code to do what the Constitution forbids.

It's even possible to see in the silly little truisms passed on to me — old versus young, employed versus unemployed — that the veterans were really suggesting something more troubling: that they were instructing us in code to do what the Constitution forbids.