Sentence examples for phrase suggested from inspiring English sources

The phrase suggested a style that was proudly ghetto and proudly élite ("putting on airs").

In a memorable phrase suggested by Reading Group contributor theorbys (and complimented by Ishiguro), this becomes a book about the "destructive power of love without empathy".

Mr. Trichet's use of that phrase suggested the bank's benchmark interest rate would rise a quarter of a percentage point, to 4.25percentt, at the next policy meeting, in September — the ninth increase since the end of 2005.

Where the original phrase suggested a sense of equality and partnership, the new one -- first uttered by a Blair aide and now in currency as the title of an authoritative book on American-British relations -- conveys a sense of vulnerability and wishfulness more appropriate to the present status of the relationship as seen from London.

Those who believe that there are (non-trivial) necessary and sufficient conditions for identity over time need not, and almost universally do not, believe that these conditions consist in the possession, by an object, of some 'omnitemporal core' (to use a phrase suggested by Harold Noonan) that it has at every time in its existence.

A few suggestions for improvements: Intro, 2 nd par, 3 rd phrase suggests that NP1 and NP2 share more identity with NP4 than NP7, which appears not the case for NP2 (Table 2).

The phrase suggests that the aide does not deal with the president's mind.

You don't think that might be too complex a phrase, suggests Brian?

Washington put emphasis on the "mutually defined" phrase, suggesting Iran would require negotiated consent.

Otherwise, the men are all at sea, with none of the bewilderment that the phrase suggests.

As the phrase suggests, the VoC approach identifies several different ways to run a capitalist economy.