Sentence examples for make it suggests from inspiring English sources

So to make it suggests his talent is of a higher level than a smaller bloke.

But if they didn't know anything, which is the claim that the Pakistani leadership has made, it suggests that their internal system of controls was very weak.

Etymologically, as its common root with "integer" makes clear, it suggests wholeness.

At its best, Mirah's music is haunting and otherworldly: "Make It Hot" suggests what Nico might have created had she actually been able to sing.

The only way to make it happen, suggests Professor Cheshire, is to form an independent commission like the Davies review of London's airports (expected after the election), and to give it even more powers.

But he waited more than three months to make it official, suggesting the decision was hard.

"If we both make it," he suggested to his dearest friend in the N.F.L., "let's be honorary captains and go out in our wheelchairs".

"Number one on the messageboards is Gordon Strachan - he would make it interesting," suggested Husband.

But don't make it by suggesting that George Will shouldn't be allowed to make the contrary point.

There are many features of this paper that make it interesting, suggesting novel mechanisms underlying ISC proliferation.

That she made it anyway suggests a hidden streak of boldness that her most fervent supporters have hoped for, and that Beijing has long feared.