Sentence examples for might sometimes suggest from inspiring English sources

Morey, 35, is not in fact an android seeking to reduce basketball to stats and logic, although his manner of speaking might sometimes suggest it.

And also a solo star, even if his songs sometimes suggest ones that might be made by other more emphatic, stylistically unique singers.

So there are some concerns that it might not be quite as safe as people who are advocating it sometimes suggest.

It sometimes suggest conformity – knee-jerk thinking.

He sometimes suggested that he might stop writing, but never really meant it, and at his death left uncompleted yet another novel.

The president, Susilo Bambang Yudhyono, has dithered in his defence of Ahmadiyah, sometimes suggesting that he might sympathise with its persecutors.

In videotapes of focus groups that his aides provided last year, a dozen potential voters could be seen kibitzing around a kitchen table in Iowa about Mr. Forbes's television commercials -- and sometimes suggesting that he might want to avoid close-ups.

(That Mr. Obama's tone sometimes suggests that Mr. McCain, 71, might have been a Civil War veteran is surely coincidental).

It is sometimes suggested that without him the NDA might collapse, such is the esteem he enjoys at the moment.

He sometimes suggests this in FE.

What's more, the team found the first evidence that these two groups might sometimes live side by side, suggesting that they are two separate species.