Sentence examples for on suggest from inspiring English sources

He went on suggest they could expect little help from him if he became president.

For example, the opinion surveys they rely on suggest that, on many issues, people of different incomes share similar opinions.

Terms such as "muffin top" and so on suggest not only that these body parts are barely part of a human being, but that they are there purely to be scrutinised and mocked by onlookers.

The data could be an example of mis-labelling, or even misdirection, though the fact that the photos have now been made private since the press caught on suggest otherwise.

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On the contrary, results achieved by the holistic approach during the past 5 7 years (from 2010 on) suggest that more success is expected from an open collaboration.

There are some high-pitched chants of "United" going on, suggesting a school outing or two.

Mr. Brian chatted on, suggesting that the process of buying a used car was similar to buying an antique.

"Once they've denounced these statements, let's move on," suggests Schumer.

History, and a closer look at what's going on, suggests not.

When he walks into South Central or the Rampart area, his richly nuanced greetings to the glowering thugs and hangers-on suggest acts of menace and favor stretching back for years.