Sentence examples for occasionally suggesting from inspiring English sources

This went on for sometime, the other sailor occasionally suggesting another drink, and now and then repeating a firm "No".

Once again, the interpretation was big, broad and raw-boned, occasionally suggesting, in its awesome power, some of what the young Cliburn must have sounded like.

She'd write a new chapter every week or so, and I would proof-read it, checking her spelling, adding and subtracting commas, cutting back on those bloody ellipses… and occasionally suggesting a tweak if I thought the meaning was unclear.

All the members of his band double on vocals, occasionally suggesting a literate and subversive barbershop quartet; one of them, Napoleon Maddox, provides the beat-box percussion that hustles the music along.

All the while, an aide to Pontius named Mark sits at the side of the stage typing out Chris's unfolding story on a laptop, occasionally suggesting some different wording to make the narrative sound, well, more biblical.

One scenario that is occasionally suggested is that Islamic militants somehow raid Pakistani nuclear facilities.

The free strokes of the later work occasionally suggest two other Maine painters, Marsden Hartley and Marin.

A query hovers — does what's going on among these men occasionally suggest sexual regard?

The inappropriately sarcastic tone that creeps into his voice occasionally suggests Dennis Miller delivering one of his misanthropic rants.

He deëmphasized tax cuts and occasionally suggested that he would be an enemy of the financial-services industry.

His figures, as in the unusually lighthearted beach scene "Winter's Playground" (1947), more than occasionally suggest the anatomical dummies used in art classes.