Sentence examples for smallest suggestions from inspiring English sources
For almost two hours during this show, part of Sade's first American tour in a decade, Ms. Adu led a master class in minimal exertion, a study in how to wring huge effect out of the smallest suggestions.
She even sleeps in the same bed as him sometimes, without the smallest suggestion that this is, to use that well-known non-judgmental term, inappropriate.
Mr. Winkler also looked at the article and made some small suggestions.
Here are two small suggestions: First, stop punishing businesses for giving someone a chance.
During a run-through, he sat in the front row and quietly offered small suggestions and gentle encouragement.
"Sometimes I've made small suggestions for cuts or changes, and sometimes Paul's accepted them," writes his editor in Britain, the poet Adrian Mitchell, in the preface to Sir Paul's first book of poetry, "Blackbird Singing," which has just been published in the United States by W. W. Norton.
In a survey in which respondents were asked the whether the CRS aligned to the criteria, 97% of the advisory panel responses and 88% of field test teacher responses were "Yes", 3% of advisory panel responses and 6% of teacher responses were "Yes, but…" (small suggestions for revision were then added), none of the responses were "No," and 6% of teacher responses were "Not applicable".
I might make a few small suggestions for consideration: Is solitary mastocytoma really "rare"?
I commented on an earlier version of this article, and many of my smaller suggestions have been incorporated into the submitted article.
This evidence is supported by trials of cessation interventions in people with mental health problems, which show no evidence of harm and small suggestions of benefit to mental health from cessation interventions.
