Sentence examples for it well suggested from inspiring English sources

It well suggested the stability of the meta-analysis.

Reflecting on both that battle and the one looming over Hagel, Powell suggested that the White House had not "handled it well", suggesting that both had been "left out there to dangle for weeks" after being tapped for a cabinet position.

At first, I was jolted by Kimmel's borrowing of the phrase "make America great again" — but he did it well, suggesting that America was in fact pretty great until about thirty-seven dago ago.

Pick one idea and do it well," suggests Thomas.

The label 'adhesion' was chosen as it well suggests the act of sticking to something, either literally or figuratively: in this case the patients totally rely on their cardiologist's advice.

Many would take in this idyllic vista and think of skiing and hiking, but for Iran's most senior diplomat it might well suggest the "mountain of challenges" – as the Persian idiom has it – that he and President Hassan Rouhani face back home.

It may well suggest that the margin of his victory depended on votes cast in dubious circumstances.

("Inherent value" may not be the most suitable term to use here, since it may well suggest intrinsic value, whereas the sort of value at issue is supposed to be a type of extrinsic value.

The OED has cited it after Shakespeare as well, suggesting that it indeed did enter the English language, and was not just a one-off.

And here was a man who knows Trump very well suggesting it's a concern that is warranted.

It is all very well suggesting Gerrards best position for Liverpool in the past WAS and Rafa prefered such and such a player.