Sentence examples for she suggested how from inspiring English sources

Though she stressed "I am NOT saying the women who have publicly spoken [about being harrassed by Richardson] are at fault or wrong or lying", she suggested how their complaints had been reported might be inaccurate.

For significant equipment issues, she suggested, "How about a skirted table and a big tray you can whisk everything onto and slide underneath?" Tiffiny Johnson, a senior buyer at Design Within Reach, said it's a particular challenge for modernists or anyone for whom a drawer-less side table and a single (vintage) paperback is an aesthetic ideal.

Among the most prescient advice is insight offered in another Descano post from 2013, she suggested — how to get the promotion you've been trying for.

It's what the networks and studios and advertisers do with all that information that matters now, she suggested, how they use it to help their most beloved shows.

Where intricate carving gives way to smooth, polished spheres, she suggests how western artists such as Henry Moore translated museum plunder into Modernism's curvy forms.

In Intolerance, Harriet Walter - stomach-cramped, smoothie-sipping and anti-Semitic - gives a truly exceptional performance in which she suggests (how often has any actor managed this?) that words have run away with her thoughts.

"Jay came from a theater background," she said, "and suggested how to give stories a dramatic sound and add more sizzle.

"This is always a bit tricky," she replied consolingly, and suggested how to minimise the Krakatoa effect.

Instead, he suggested, how about a film with the Dave Clark Five?

It was Mr. Howard who suggested how to transform the play.

Instead, he suggested how to avoid plastic surgery.