Sentence examples for so suggest from inspiring English sources

My theory is that they're more visceral and so suggest a stronger sense of present tense.

Or so suggest the results of the G-0 summit held in Shanghai at the end of last month.

Rhymes tend to hamper flow and freedom, so suggest they leave them out for now and focus on bringing their poems alive.

So suggest two biologists, Barrie E. Juniper and David J. Mabberley, in their recent book, "The Story of the Apple" (Timber Press, 2006).

The figures cover loans as they are advanced to borrowers, so suggest applications for mortgages were slowing down ahead of the UK's Brexit decision.

The insects (and human entomologists) would argue that it's the number of species that's the most important story, so suggest rebranding everything since the Devonian period the Age of Insects.

So suggests the New York Times.

So suggests one rationale that has been going the rounds.

So suggests this week's European Union report on the war.

So suggests the scholar and critic William Robin, in an essay heralding the festival.

So suggests Gil Schwartz, a corporate executive writing in Men's Health.