Sentence examples for reply suggested that from inspiring English sources

His reply suggested that he had not renounced RAF ideals.

The terse reply suggested that Mr. Bloomberg's team was unimpressed.

His reply suggested that he is not going to, if he can find a face-saving way out.

McMillan-Scott, in his reply, suggested that it was the Tories who had not done their research and demanded that the whip be restored.

His reply suggests that an off-line conversation had occurred in which Harroun had offered to coöperate.

Moving their scrap to the forums – the web equivalent of taking it outside – Fuller posted a reply, suggesting that Grayling has embarrassed himself with his "outdated and offensive wars against religion" that merely pander to secularist prejudice.

Given this is how one might come to know what hamburgers are, the Robot Reply suggests that we put a digital computer in a robot body, with sensors, such as video cameras and microphones, and add effectors, such as wheels to move around with, and arms with which to manipulate things in the world.

"Would it be OK for a foreign country to waterboard an American?" "All I ask is that people read the book," he replied, suggesting that maybe some kind of secret get out clause is hidden within its pages.

"Dude, they don't give awards to me," she replied, suggesting that her routines were laden with too many ribald jokes, four-letter words and sexually explicit stories to qualify.

"What I would say is, is that -- that I have done a terrific job, under the circumstances, of making myself much healthier," Mr. Obama replied, suggesting that he had at least cut back while running for the most high-pressure job in the world.

Replies suggest that their primary need is for good grasp of software outputs (the results of the model, and their meaning).