Sentence examples for make suggested that from inspiring English sources

New York magazine's recent cover story about how much New Yorkers make suggested that if we were all more open about money, it would actually make us nicer.

Mr. Dennett, anticipating the outrage his comparison will make, suggests that this how religion works.

He said the president should have taken a stand to "hold people accountable for the offensive statements that they make," suggesting that Urban Congo should have been required to explain its actions at the Chapel gathering.

Her repeated statements in today's press conference that "politicians will be held to account for the decisions that they make" suggest that this is exactly what she would do.

Other comments he made suggested that the campaign had been prepared in the last seven weeks to try an array of approaches.

Despite this, a wide range of transfer decisions were still made, suggesting that the main source of variation in decision making and transfer rates is not in the assessment but the personal decision thresholds of clinicians.

"Inaccurate reports have also been made suggesting that no drugs paraphernalia was found at the address, with suggestions that the scene had been tampered with prior to police arrival.

In the unfortunate event of your teenager arguing with every possible decision made, suggest that she joins the debating team at school.

They operate with impunity and under the cover of the remarks [Vladimir] Putin has made suggesting that children are at risk from homosexuals," Mackean added.

The letter also took issue with comments Mr. Carter has made suggesting that Israel's supporters in the United States are using their power to stifle debate on the issue.

Yet the very fact that such art is being made suggests that the polarities that have propelled calligraphy all along -- conservatism and innovation, political manipulation and personal expression -- are still in play.