Sentence examples for much suggests from inspiring English sources

Indeed, much suggests that many accidents are, well, accidental.

But Jolie's story is weirder than just this much suggests.

"Just try not to think too much," suggests Time Out.

That much suggests the old Woods is back, at least in Tour events.

The movie's French title, "The Man They Loved Too Much," suggests its true focus: Maurice, the Machiavellian outcast who pulls the strings.

Not much, suggests "The Metal Shredders," Nancy Zafris's first novel, which is often entertaining and illuminating despiteits own slide toward dysfunction.

There is not much suggesting intimacy.

There's so much suggested raciness, a lot of people see things that didn't actually happen.

"I didn't spell it out, but I pretty much suggested he get down here early," Collins said.

UNDER AGE 11 -- The angels are fun (up to a point), but the film isn't the best idea -- too much violence, too much suggested sex.

I wrote as much, suggesting that the attempts by Congress to fix something they don't know much about will have a number of unintended consequences.