Sentence examples for she suggests about from inspiring English sources

The important thing about Lucy, whom the poet treats at once as a child, sister, and lover, is not whether she was modelled on a real person, or what she suggests about Wordsworth's feelings for Dorothy.

And last week, she suggested about $75 million in cuts to the Education Department as part of the Council's plan to avoid widespread teacher layoffs.

Write about what you see, she suggests, and about what excites you, and: "Remember, stories take time".

She suggests that her patients think about when they may want to engage with people who offer this advice and when it will be easier to let it go.

To narrow the field, she suggests thinking about function.

On the conflict and confrontation front, Holford wonders: "When do you talk about conflict well?" She suggests you think about things such as "What do I need to say and how do I say it well?" Sometimes so much is in how we present things, but that takes practice and, frankly, your girlfriend has to do a bit of work too.

That's a lot of high-powered auteurs for one show but Holzman's role, she suggests, "is all about being a facilitator and a help to Cameron.

She suggests parents think about exactly who they are sharing with, because 50 friends is one thing and 500 random people quite another.

She suggests asking companies about the ingredients in their products and deciding for yourself whether you're willing to accept the possible risks associated with them.

(She doesn't call them dolts. She suggests "they know more about us than we know about ourselves").

It redefined the way evil was thought about -- something, she suggests, that is not likely to happen as a result of 9/11.