Sentence examples for of suggesting to from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, February 15 , 1930 P. 26The etiquette of suggesting to a guest going to bed.

"I was alarmed at your idea of suggesting to a child that he model himself after me," he wrote in an otherwise agreeable letter to a librarian.

By Robert Wohlforth The New Yorker, February 15 , 1930 P. 26The etiquette of suggesting to a guest going to bed.

"Mindfulness is a way of suggesting to students we expect you to be too messed up unless you go through this ritual," he says.

Deap Vally sound like trouble, dress like perdition and their promotional materials aren't shy of suggesting to the gullible that a little girl-on-girl action might take place during studio downtime.

On 30 June 2015, Albrechtsen wrote in the Australian that she had boycotted Q&A last year "after years of suggesting to the producer that the show needs to find a better balance".

"I had kind of suggested to them that I wasn't prepared to carry on, but I didn't think we had finished the conversation".

That's kind of what moving to a generic new name kind of suggests to me.

Instead of suggesting ways to dramatically improve access to alternative retirement savings vehicles, the president's proposals fiddled around the edges.

The principle of parsimony suggests to assume as few instances of lateral transfer as possible.

What does Knight of Cups suggest to you?