Sentence examples for proceedings suggest from inspiring English sources

Documents from his divorce proceedings suggest those payments go to his first wife, Jackie Gingrich.

The transcripts of the undercover agent's meetings, which the government turned over to defense lawyers in pretrial discovery proceedings, suggest a kind of autohypnosis as well: the Vietnam veteran was transfixed by a romantic vision of saving the Hmong refugees and exiles still struggling against the Communists of Laos.

But over the last few years, testimony in several legal proceedings suggested that he had had continuing contact with his brother.

Nonetheless, the direly honest tone of the proceedings suggests that the ambisexual, inwardly haunted composer could not have done it any other way.

The second study, in the same issue of The Proceedings, suggests that in one sense preventive measures can be too effective.

Some state officials involved in the case, while supporting the decision to expedite the proceedings, suggested that the Justice Department had also been motivated by a different philosophical approach under the leadership of the new Republican administration.

It's always dangerous to infer too much from Justices' statements and questions during oral arguments, but the hints in today's proceedings suggested that the Court, as a whole, may not be ready to put an end to gerrymandering.

Cryptically, Judge Burrell said that if the trial did not begin by Thursday, "the court may have to conduct other type of proceedings," suggesting a longer delay in the trial or some extraordinary development.

The fact that even the spectacularly beautiful and wealthy, all inevitably with stylist and even designer in tow, make at least the odd display of individuality adds a certain degree of humanity to the proceedings suggesting, after all, that these people have feelings too.

But there is nothing in the proceedings to suggest those present were planning a coup.

You speak of fairness in these proceedings, yet suggest that the Governor step in and put pressure on the commissioner to quit his appeal.