Sentence examples for rather suggested from inspiring English sources

Indeed, so low-key was this speech that it rather suggested he didn't actually want to be prime minister at all.

But the lives that Edward had examined in detail — Caesar, Charlemagne, Frederick II, Catherine the Great, Nelson, and Napoleon (Stalin he had dropped, at his tutor's insistence) — rather suggested the contrary.

And, this year, ice dancing had its own political scandal: the original dance Domnina and Shabalin performed Sunday was inspired, or rather suggested, by Australia's aboriginal culture, but made actual aboriginals pretty angry, what with the eucalyptus-frond headdress, the loin cloths, and the faux body paint.

It's not the only time the 2005 single has cropped up as a kind of alpha-male affirmation: in 30 Rock, the blossoming bromance between Jack Donaghy and Liz Lemon's then-boyfriend Floyd was sealed when the latter announced the song might have been written about the former, which rather suggested he hadn't looked too closely at the lyrics.

Fabrice Akwa, Angola's former captain and their most capped player, had spoken of trying to demonstrate to the world that his country was not just about oil, poverty and war; the events of Friday, though, perpetrated by separatists angered by what they consider the iniquitous distribution of oil revenues, rather suggested that Angola remains about just those three things.

You might think this rather suggested that the UK would not be able to remain independent of the Federal Reserve after all.

Which rather suggests nobody cared before.

Which rather suggests any benefit to business might be fleeting.

Which rather suggests there is also room for some new titles to bloom.

Which rather suggests that Mitchell also sees politicians more as problem than solution.

This rather suggests he is for sale, even if the chairman Ron Martin yesterday said not.