Sentence examples for right suggesting from inspiring English sources

The broad attention to sustainable, inclusive prosperity seems to get the balance right, suggesting that this is where the real action is.

Already you can hear that drum beat from some people who should know better, not necessarily of the Murdoch right, suggesting that British rules for strict broadcasting neutrality make broadcast news too dull.

Explaining the moral and financial transgression, frontman Anthony Kiedis said: "For some TV show to come along and steal our identity is not right", suggesting that Kiedis, frankly, no longer had a use for it.

Unlike paintings with Japanese or Chinese themes, which are read from right to left, a telling curiosity of these screens is that they are read from left to right, suggesting by composition that the foreigners would depart.

The only organised opposition are the neo-fascists of the Jobbik party on the far right, suggesting that the opposition on the streets this week might challenge Orbán but not really threaten him.

The inquiry flagged any school that had an abnormal number of erasures on answer sheets where the answers were changed from wrong to right, suggesting deliberate interference by teachers, principals or other administrators.

"It was about the future, right?" suggested another.

In contrast, You Know You're Right suggests Nirvana had a lot more to offer.

Or so the conventional wisdom goes.But the chart (right) suggests that things may be changing.

Flynn's statement, saying that he is "working to set things right," suggests that he hopes for one.

Syrian opposition leader Moaz al-Khatib (right) suggested that Syrian vice president Farouq al-Sharaa (left) could lead negotiations for a transition government.