Sentence examples for seeks to suggest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Twohy's reference to "Apocalypse Now" can be read as just another ceremonial nod at a cinematic touchstone, one that seeks to suggest affinity merely through quotation.

It aims to initiate further discussions about connections among the mentioned fields, and seeks to suggest some possibilities for interdisciplinary research and utilization of its results.

Even though he has spent five years in coalition, insisting that it could work, he now seeks to suggest that agreement between two parties can only mean "the tail wagging the dog".

Lewis's book, which annoyed Coolidge, is an extreme example of the imitative fallacy, by which an author replicates the disagreeable characteristics — in this case, self-satisfaction and verbosity — that he seeks to suggest.

Like many greens who do not get the population issue, he seeks to suggest that those who do are only interested in stopping "brown people reproducing" by introducing one-child or similar draconian policies.

The production seeks to suggest that this listener may be progressively infected by the ghastly tale and to introduce layers of irony by presenting Shaw as somehow both inside and outside the poem – by rapid turns its protagonist and its stage-manager.

Both men sought to suggest that the PCC had been responsible for eradicating all such misdemeanours.

But that is a long way from seeking to suggest the official figure unemployment is fake.

After the cables were leaked, the Foreign Office sought to suggest RAB was being given "human rights training".

The love lyrics consist of single verses, many of which seek to suggest the mood of śṛṅgāra (physical love).

So within the party, let us see an end to inflammatory emails – and indeed any emails by Conservative MPs seeking to suggest how colleagues should behave.