Sentence examples for openly suggested from inspiring English sources

Today, as if on cue, Aksionov's deputy openly suggested that eastern Ukraine would follow Crimea's example.

But he has openly suggested that he was no more than a vehicle through which to disguise the real beneficiaries of the refinery deal.

In the government's campaign to discredit Falun Gong, the official press here has openly suggested that believers are mentally disturbed and need treatment.

Since the raid in Abbottabad, U.S. officials have openly suggested that the Pakistani Army or the I.S.I. helped to hide bin Laden, but hard evidence has yet to be found.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell openly suggested that the French government had been influenced by its long history of "commercial relationships" with Iraq, and that in the short term, the American-French relationship had been damaged.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell openly suggested that Paris had been influenced by a long history of "commercial relationships" with Mr. Hussein, and that Franco-American relations had been damaged, at least in the short term.

Needless to say, no official at Florida State is openly suggesting Bowden has gotten this one wrong.

Almost no one in Qatar openly suggests that the council should have legislative power.

Sir Elton John – revealed as co-author of Your Song! Sir Elton John – openly suggests Saturday night is "alright" for "fighting"!

At 8 35 A.M., or thereabouts, CNBC's Rick Santelli was openly suggesting that the numbers had been cooked.

Messier was 30 at the time of the trade, and despite all his success, people were openly suggesting that his best years were behind him.