Sentence examples for made of suggestions from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless mention should be made of suggestions by Rudolf Carnap (1932, p. 127), H. Reichenbach (1938) and M. Schlick (1935).

Before the game, much had been made of the suggestion that both sides might play for a convenient draw that would take each of them through.

His followers have already made thousands of suggestions for future reading material, including votes for the Bible and the Koran, the Book of Mormon, and Revolution by Russell Brand.

But he agreed the salvage team should be made aware of suggestions to the contrary.

OK, and Ken, what do you make of these suggestions?

What to make of these suggestions is, however, less than clear.

What could Prezza possibly make of this suggestion, as he's signed a £300,000 book deal with his publishers?

Setting aside the overwrought prose, what is the reader to make of the suggestion that the Cultural Revolution was just "a little cruel"?

Q: What did you make of the suggestion that a candidate's privacy should be respected and that past offenders should be given a second chance?Mr.

I'm not sure what to make of the suggestion to rate the 'Mariah Carey: Merry Christmas to You' special.

Diplomacy from a manager keen to make light of suggestions of his that something essentially English had been lost under Fabio Capello.