Sentence examples for know it suggests from inspiring English sources

If he didn't know, it suggests scandalous naivety and incompetence in his staff.

Carswell – notionally in the same party as Farage, though you would never know it – suggests that a convergence of forces has suddenly conspired to make leaving the EU seem, to many, like the best course of action.

"I know it suggests a game, how you move and then he moves — you pick a chemo and he counters with a mutation, or you find the perfect herb to overcome him and he produces another measure of resistance, and the doctors play the game from organ to organ until your whole body is a board.

You know, it is suggested, our existing sanctions are meaningless, they are not "biting".

But the omens are present, both in images of New York highrises - "the last tall things, made empty, designed to hasten the future" - and in an aside on American parochialism (the only geopolitics New Yorkers know, it's suggested, they pick up from foreign taxi drivers).

And Miliband probably knows it, Cameron suggests.

But at this point, while Google+ is great at telling you who you might know, it doesn't suggest to you which of these Circles to put them in.

MS. MONTAGNE: You know it's been suggested that President-elect Obama might be interested in a permanent ban on drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

The apparent dual function of DHEA, together with the fact that a cell receptor is not known for it, suggests that this hormone may exert its immune regulatory function through some of its metabolites, which are known to be potent immune-regulators in vivo [ 26].

Fifth, since the dose response effects of exercise on depressive symptoms in adults with AORC are not known, it is suggested that future randomized controlled trials address this issue.

Who knows, but it suggests, of course, some kind of restored consciousness after death.