Sentence examples for it almost suggests from inspiring English sources

Impressive, and it almost suggests that Blackstone's original offer could be seen as an insult to so wily a dealmaker as EOP chief Sam Zell.

For Smartwatches to blossom, it almost suggests that Smartphones and tablets and all their features and productivity will go away.

Let's go back to Candyland, I like that because it almost suggests there are these trap doors set for you in the barn.

The pro-robustness half is so organized that it almost suggests that it is evolved to be filled not only fast but in a perfect order.

"No one wants an over-heavy state, but there is an element of what the Conservatives are saying that almost suggests that government has no role to play, or it is down to volunteering," he said.

Or, in the case of the second story – which, sensationally, almost suggests that Solondz is feeling good about himself and the world – it is the means by which love might be achieved.

The front is plain, and almost suggests a straitjacket.

Only about an inch long, the grapes have a flavor that almost suggests plums.

The very mention of Munich almost suggests that Bayern has a monopoly on German scoring thoroughbreds.

The way the authors gloss over American involvement in the 1996 rescue of Boris Yeltsin's Presidential campaign almost suggests a bit of a guilty conscience.

She recently set up shop in the Salvatore Brooklyn ricotta plant in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, producing a thick, ultrasmooth Greek yogurt that almost suggests sour cream.