Sentence examples for seemingly suggesting from inspiring English sources

Central bank actions to boost the global economy have been supporting the markets for months, but in May Bernanke spooked investors by seemingly suggesting an end could be in sight.

The US edition of Vogue is facing calls to apologise to the LBGT community for seemingly suggesting Cara Delevingne's bisexuality may be a "phase" after the model came out in an interview with the magazine.

In defense of their proxy disclosure, Bank of America's spokesperson has said the shareholders were presented with "the strategic logic" of the merger, seemingly suggesting they would not have been interested in the payment of bonuses.

"Perhaps he's asking me that question and I can answer it later," Breyer said, seemingly suggesting that Scalia had directed the question about nonreligious prayer to him.

Graham went as far as to endorse putting U.S. troops on the ground in Syria in an interview with Foreign Policy, seemingly suggesting that preemptive action could be warranted.

While Santorum opposes gay marriage and abortion, seemingly suggesting that they are both flash-in-the-pan issues, recent polling actually shows the nation moving further away from his rigid conservative views.

In June, the chief of staff of the Associate Directorate for Security and Counter Intelligence corrected a document for accuracy to clarify they had "reviewed all of the email and NSANet social media posts authored by Edward Snowden which we have been able to obtain," seemingly suggesting they were not confident they had obtained them all.

A recent review highlights the limited evidence, basically resulting from three studies, seemingly suggesting a protective effect of regular physical activity against respiratory infections in non-athletic children [ 36].