Sentence examples for probably suggested from inspiring English sources

The very idea of killing him was probably suggested to a UDA member by a police officer, Sir Desmond concluded.

Keats's Greek influence during this period was mediated through sculpture – the Elgin marbles and, especially, the bas-relief which probably suggested the "Ode on a Grecian Urn".

(It was probably suggested by Shakespeare's "The Tempest," in which Prospero laments that his slave Caliban is "A devil, a born devil, on whose nature / Nurture can never stick").

The mythical beings that appear in the folklore of many peoples races of dwarfs and giants, of sirens, mermaids, and men with a single median eye (cyclops) or leg (skiapods)—were probably suggested by observations of malformed humans.

Seeing Welles' facial resemblance to the tiny Lorre — even to the bulging eyes and the dimpled, sad expression — Toland probably suggested the makeup and the doll-like, jerky use of the body for Kane in his rage and as a lonely old man, and, having enjoyed the flamboyant photographic effect of the cockatoo in "Mad Love," suggested that, too.

In a witty speech to the American Newspaper Publishers Association, again in Manhattan, at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in April 1961 (probably suggested by the late Arthur Schlesinger Jr), the newly inaugurated President John F Kennedy could perhaps be forgiven for getting the significance of this point so wrong.

"Arctic peoples" probably suggests the Inuit, with igloos and sleds.

A tour operator would probably suggest breaking the trip at a lakeside destination.

A big difference probably suggests that "management is playing games with earnings," she said.

"We'll look at them, and we'll probably suggest some changes".

Your clinician will probably suggest that you try medication as well as behavior therapy.