Sentence examples for simultaneously suggesting from inspiring English sources

He said, "Everything's a suggestion," which is a pretty good summary of his approach to policy: he makes big, forceful statements while simultaneously suggesting, more quietly, that the actual details will be determined later, and might not match his pronouncements.

Twenty-five yeago ago we were telling older job seekers how valuable their skills and life experiences were, while simultaneously suggesting that they fudge the age question on their résumés.

Even in the murk of a construction site by night, the ecclesiastical metaphor was deserved, with the stairs that ascended under Calatrava's ribbed roof evoking a vision of Jacob's ladder while simultaneously suggesting the experience of Jonah after ingestion by the whale.

The news assistant also could recommend which article should be published next using an editorial push notification, simultaneously suggesting the best time for sending the push notification to the end users.

A variety of studies of students supports this pathway (Lombrozo et al. [2008], Nadelson and Sinatra [2009], Nadelson and Southerland [2010]), while simultaneously suggesting that the effect of education on evolution acceptance is relatively weak.

The proficiency of repairing H2O2-induced damage was strongly impaired by SNF2H knock-down, and similar impairment was observed with knock-down of both XRCC1 and SNF2H simultaneously, suggesting their role in a common repair pathway.

Claire Bloom simultaneously suggests intellectual foolishness and emotional wisdom.

But simultaneously suggests that Mr. Obama can't win.

A few simultaneously suggest intimacy and a chasm of understanding.

Whatever the artist's intention, the piece simultaneously suggests the possibility of regeneration and destruction.

He must simultaneously suggest offensiveness and disarm it, with an invitation to hip complicity.