Sentence examples for quickly suggested from inspiring English sources

Media reports in Lebanon and Israel quickly suggested the blast had been caused by an Israeli airstrike, a suggestion to which Hezbollah gave weight, announcing it was investigating whether a "missile or artillery strike" had been responsible.

But officials quickly suggested that several of the men might be too dangerous to be set free.

Wags quickly suggested this was in anticipation of long queues at soup kitchens in the Great Depression of 2008.

Feidner quickly suggested that they move to larger pianos, whose richer bass tones are produced by much longer strings.

Never one to miss an opportunity, he quickly suggested "a little divine intervention" to get the negotiations over.

He also quickly suggested that the two nations create an Amazonian energy region similar to the Caribbean and Andean integration efforts Venezuela had been pushing for.

Lawmakers reacted quickly, suggesting that the vetoes might not all be legal.

If there's a fault, it is — as always with Mr. Wheeldon — that they rush too soon into high lifts, too quickly suggesting rapture and abandon.

"The priority is the patents," Mr. Harris said, noting that the acquisition had come together quickly, suggesting that Google has not had time to devise its entire strategy.

It found that vaccines containing thimerosal did not raise the amount of mercury in infants above federal safety limits and that the mercury was excreted quickly, suggesting that it would not accumulate with repeated vaccine injections and cause damage.

The opening orchestral music — solemn, weighty, with harmonies as murky as the tar-pool surface of the glistening channel — quickly suggests where this tragedy is heading: The still-smitten Michele will discover the truth and strangle Luigi.