Sentence examples for so much suggested from inspiring English sources

There's so much suggested raciness, a lot of people see things that didn't actually happen.

"It's rare to receive any critical comments, as a designer," Morrison says, "but when someone whose opinion I value so much suggested we find a lighter, more interesting shape, I had to make more effort than usual.

At 155km, the stage does not so much suggest bunch sprint as shout it and the favourite will be the German Marcel Kittel, who started the day in the yellow jersey and was just another beefy straggler by the finish, where he was almost 20 minutes behind Nibali.

"I'd be joining Emily in Peru if Sally so much as suggested having a kid," he shrugged.

Liz liked it so much she suggested that maybe she should take it for the duration of the project.

There is so much depth suggested by the superficiality of Huppert's face, that she cannot but be threatening to some.

None of which so much as suggested the society's central order of business this season, "A Great Day in New York," a three-week festival of contemporary music, mostly by New York composers, beginning in January.

Since audience behavior can only be controlled so much, Brito suggested that comedians help out by not being so surprised when their sets -- leaked or otherwise -- offend people.

But cleanup efforts can do only so much: evidence suggests that they reduce hydrocarbon concentrations only over the short term.

That this version has chosen to change, replace and expurgate so much also suggests weaknesses in the original musical itself.

The result is a building that doesn't challenge the past so much as suggest an alternate worldview that is in constant shift.