Sentence examples for remark suggests from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Wang's remark suggests, those days are over.

The remark suggests a gift for connecting with people in surprising ways.

As this remark suggests, Bruno becomes in time a master of said business.

As the faintly crazed tone of that last remark suggests, he is not the most reliable of narrators.

If that remark suggests a determination to do her own thing, it's underlined by her story about applying for work experience with Lars von Trier.

As Hoagland's remark suggests, there's a way to see all photography as a form of memoir; that notion undergirds this smartly constructed four-part series.

This stray remark suggested to me that Shakespeare's tragedies are actually novels.

On one campaign stop, he made an offhand remark suggesting that the state should abolish its E.P.A.

Then, as Dr. Hammond and a graduate student, Jeremy R. Bauer, now at Vanderbilt University, wrote this month in a Boston University publication, a chance remark suggested the answer.

Women can be exceptional leaders, the remark suggested, but they may well lose in their climb to the top if they cannot do so with a smile.

But the national newspaper coverage of his remarks suggests that editors prefer the views of Nigel Farage's party to that of the Tories.