Sentence examples for may be suggestions from inspiring English sources

While there may be suggestions of rights claims in Common Sense and in a number of minor texts attributed by some to Paine but where the authorship is a matter of dispute, it is clear that the fully fledged account of rights that Paine advances in the first part of Rights of Man (1791) represents a significant development in his thinking.

There may be suggestions such as 'as every minute passes', or 'every noise you hear allows you to relax deeper than before'.

There may also be suggestions about participation in events or other investments that will make a difference.

These may be useful suggestions for another paper but each paper is, or should be, one main idea.

In addition, he suspects the government, which regulates the banks, may be making "suggestions with a hidden threat" to encourage the banks to sell assets for less than they would like.

For example, they may be making suggestions for you to do things or try things that don't feel comfortable, and yet you might feel compelled to go along for fear of creating an argument.

These may be considered suggestions of appropriate journals for submission of the query manuscript and can as well be used to filter the suggested profiles.

There may be some suggestions here that work in entirely the opposite way for your figure.

Subtle as it may be, the suggestion of weariness is unmistakable in Nikare's three-dimensional likeness.

It may be this suggestion of solidity that leads Germans to occasionally refer to hefeweizen as bottled bread.

To followers of political advertising — particularly presidential ads in 2008 — that may be a suggestion to wake up and smell the coffee.