Sentence examples for making no suggestion from inspiring English sources

While the paper stressed it was making "no suggestion" of any impropriety by the former prime minister or Ms Deng it nevertheless quoted a friend of Mr Murdoch saying "Rupert Murdoch will have nothing more to do with Tony Blair.

Was Donald Fehr wisely practicing restraint last week when he said he was making no "suggestions or accusations" on the volatile subjects of collusion and the unsigned and unwilling-to-retire Barry Bonds?

"If someone brings my wife up, say, 'I respect that man, I'm not speaking on that.' Don't be making no suggestions — like nobody fucked my wife," West explained.

He made no suggestion that Whitey should turn himself in.

The Bush administration has made no suggestion of a potential American boycott of a Beijing Olympics.

And he makes no suggestion of a cover-up, Cameron says.

The now retired France No10 made no suggestion that Materazzi had called him a "terrorist".

In her sentencing remarks, the judge made no suggestion that Philpott's actions had been driven by welfare or benefits.

Speaking to the Mail, Ms Roberts makes no suggestion that Prince Andrew knew Epstein paid her for the alleged sexual services.

Judge Sotomayor certainly made no suggestion at the argument that she was constrained by precedent to rule for one party or the other.

The official media, happy to discuss Mr Friedman's prior use of the dream notion, have made no suggestion that the book has any connection to Mr Xi's slogan.