Sentence examples for second suggests from inspiring English sources

According to "Persimmons," Lee also mistook, in those years, the words "fight" and "fright": the ubiquity of the second suggests, worryingly, a propensity for the first.

Second, suggests Mr Toranzo, Bolivia's local government needs a career civil service, and greater public scrutiny of municipal spending.Coalition government has long been the norm in Bolivia.

The second suggests that nostalgic 18th-century British immigrants named a town, then in the colony of New York, for St. Catherine's Point on the Isle of Wight, the last view they had of their homeland.

The first is bad screenwriting, while the second suggests that followers of Jediism in the galaxy at large don't really have a clue what they are signing up to.

The first study suggests that children of divorce suffer more than we suspect, and the second suggests that the long-term benefits of staying together are greater than we realize.

The true space motion, equal to (222 + 202)1/2 or about 30 km per second, suggests that this star will make its closest approach to the Sun (at three light-years' distance) some 280 centuries from now.

"I would not, for a second, suggest that they raise the property tax," he said.

Google's second suggested autocomplete for "Toronto Crocodile Rock" is "Cougar".

The first suggests that the world is on fire.

The fact that he called them first suggests the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will be a priority.

A third suggests: "Drop a bomb on it and start again".