Sentence examples for really suggests from inspiring English sources

But, of course, what it really suggests is that Obama's big theory is bankrupt.

It's that transformation which really suggests that Facebook has successfully mastered the shift to mobile.

"This really suggests they had myopia and they were looking at it entirely through the perspective of the banks," Mr. Skeel said.

That evidence "really suggests this is a drug effect and not just an accident," said Bill Thies, chief medical and scientific officer of the Alzheimer's Association.

The flowers are blurred into near-abstraction, and the tissue-paper effect — the figures are concealed, but not really — suggests the porousness of Trump's janky operation.

What the polling trumpeted by anti-choicers really suggests is continued broad support for women being able to make private decisions.

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

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

What she's really suggesting is that I should check — that the checker should be me.

Was Paddy really suggesting that the Lib Dems could win 300 seats in 2020?

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