Sentence examples for really suggested from inspiring English sources

They asked whether the Taiwanese data really suggested that excessive exercise can be deleterious.

The fact that no vaccinated workers got anthrax during the epidemic, he said, "really suggested that the vaccination was effective".

I was always ambivalent about going to university, but no other paths were really suggested to me at my high school, so off I went to the University of Lincoln to study Journalism.

He ended by talking about his response to the crime itself, and said, "I still feel like I did the right thing" — though no one had really suggested that when it came to the way he handled the threat of extortion he hadn't.

For one Chinese leader to criticise another so openly was highly unusual, but what really suggested significant tensions was that the premier chose to couple that with the references to the Cultural Revolution, a time of enormous suffering and turmoil in China.

Stacks of sulking synth lines and needle-sharp strings mirror the stark outlines of Mazes, but there's a peace here that he's not really suggested elsewhere, an implication that in his ravenous searching he's found the prize and can rest, at least for the moment.

Did Trump really suggest that China should invade North Korea?

"Study for Clouds (Abstract)" does not really suggest clouds.

What this study really suggests is that hospice services shouldn't end when the patient dies.

What does it really suggest about the new nation and its principles?

I really suggest you read this graphic novel because it's really good and really relatable.