Sentence examples for must suggests from inspiring English sources

As Freud's husband, the novelist James Fox, is writing Richards's autobiography with him, she must, suggests Record Doctor, know him fairly well by now.

Common sense must suggest that I learnt less in the afternoons as a result.

Laverne is here or hereabouts and that must suggest the approaching of a prize.

The controversial, appointed board must suggest cuts to keep Medicare growth below that of nominal GDP plus one percent.

To fit into that expected pattern, the account that the police give must suggest conventional arrests and a legal sequence of events.

The judge ordered the appointment of a federal monitor to ensure the state followed his plan, and he said both sides must suggest candidates this week.

Norbert Fekete, a former editor at the evening news programme told Reuters: "We'd get clear instructions about expectations of any given story, what it must suggest.

To the non-fundamentalist ear, the explanation must suggest rhetorical inflation and casuistry; and yet perhaps it is a more exact account of fundamentalist political thinking than the list of single-issue grievances that Falwell so often gives the press.

Dr. Kirk Harlow, Wichita Falls, Tex.: While I often find your writings some of the most insightful, I must suggest that your conclusions on the ports contracts simply reflect an incomplete understanding of the issue.

And it is apparently a rule that if you write a personal-finance book, you must suggest, as Ms. Nagler does, that people don't need to buy $3 coffees on the way to work.

When there are significant environmental implications, the developer must suggest ways to "mitigate" them — build an additional subway stairway to relieve crowding, plant grass and trees in a vacant lot to provide needed parks, change signal timing to ease traffic flow.