Sentence examples for quiet suggestion from inspiring English sources

I muttered a quiet suggestion to Sean and before I knew it, Sean marched up to Aaron and introduced himself".

The band Chicago, originally called Chicago Transit Authority, shortened its name after receiving a "quiet suggestion" from the office of Mayor Richard J. Daley, according to a 2007 Chicago Tribune interview with the group's former manager.

She is the force from beyond the purely causal, rational world, who, with the occasional quiet suggestion of an alternative possible course of action, changes the lives of everyone around.

But while the emotional chaos brought about by Bruce's assertion that he is a man who "prefers both sexes" and by Prudence's desperate bid to find a mate keeps things humming, it's the quiet suggestion of a countering, healing tenderness that ultimately makes the evening interesting.

Nothing about a quiet suggestion to foreign visitors that they come for "a light meal" or "just a snack" in their tiny apartment in the city centre prepared those guests for the feast they would actually receive, lovingly prepared by Marius and Antoinette together; or for their candour, in those years, about the Ceausescu regime.

There have been quiet suggestions in town that life would be better if a Houghton were still running the company.

The exhibit is refined non-resolution, a quiet coup of suggestion.

The old justification of "content that violates China's constitution" is unsatisfying, because the show's fans have more immediate reasons to like it — personal, compelling reasons — and they are less willing than earlier generations to be quieted by a general suggestion of impropriety.

— At first, the suggestion was a quiet one, raised by their supporters.

Their musicmaking is private, delicate and fresh, but by its very intimacy and importance it seizes attention, just as in speech a floated suggestion or a quiet confession may strike far more deeply than a resolute pronouncement.

A suggestion: Take some quiet time to write out on paper some "go to" answers for the child -- which are honest without being "bad mouthing".