Sentence examples for like suggesting from inspiring English sources

Ball's suggestion is an insurance policy against that destructive possibility, kind of like suggesting that we put on a few more pounds when the harvests are robust so that when we're forced to eat less in bad times, we'll be able to shed a few more pounds without getting sick.

Conservative sources privately disagreed with Cable and said that elite universities should have the freedom to charge what they like, suggesting the business secretary has many more battles ahead before he can offer potentially rebellious backbenchers real concessions.

It's like suggesting that everyone buy three DVD players, each capable of playing only some discs.

The author plants ideas – like suggesting that all the characters are dead throughout – that are never confirmed.

It sounds a bit like suggesting you might have too much fun, too much sunlight, too much pure sporting talent.

To say that Rochester was a philanderer is like suggesting that Dean Martin was fond of a tipple.

This man is the essence of evil, and the picture was almost Christ-like, suggesting that he is the victor.

That sounded vaguely Biden-like, suggesting Ryan feels no imperative to impose his moral convictions on those who disagree.

Further preparation and extensive analyses of these rare bones showed them to be quite ape-like, suggesting that this species was adapted to climbing trees in addition to walking bipedally when on the ground.

In the case of the EGFRDN-A axonal branches appear thin and spike-like suggesting that they are immature.

In the present study, the two wetlands were dominated by Nitrosospira-like, suggesting that the two wetlands were not strongly affected by wastewater.