Sentence examples for only suggests from inspiring English sources

In Michigan, the statute only suggests parental consent.

It only suggests itself, as does our identity.

Artificial vanilla was developed in 1875, but it only suggests the flavor of the real thing.

Feigning ignorance of that distinction for political expediency only suggests that you may not be feigning at all.

For all its soot and concrete, "Entre Nos" only suggests the brutal rigors of the immigrant experience.

"This only suggests the extent of torture and pressure on him, that going to Evin has become a dream and a better place for him," Ms. Kar said.

Guggenheim reported that she "took offense" at the original manuscript, which Vail rewrote; but this only suggests how much worse the book must once have been.

But this film not only suggests the temperament suits him well for the White House, it also offers a template for action in his own crises to come.

In 2010, a law was passed in Nebraska that only suggests that permit holders notify local authorities if a firearms goes missing, but not under law.

That refusal not only suggests his own willful blindness but also affords a way of sidestepping any implied promises of companionship.

But Ms. Trilling only suggests substitutes like crackers and ketchup when they are used by Oaxacan cooks, not to spare Americans from searching for obscure ingredients.