Sentence examples for so suggesting from inspiring English sources

Lewis didn't apparently think so, suggesting in his memoir, Surprised By Joy, that his experiences at English boarding schools were worse than anything he went through in France.

Rather than change the system, they've colluded with it, and propped it up by appealing to others to do so, suggesting that this is possible for all women.

But she's not as rich, so suggesting she pays a massive fine is a less applausey route for Blears to take.

The ears are unflatteringly jug-like but the forehead radiates calm and the chin - the chin is tilted just so, suggesting steely defiance.

The nuns who have endorsed the health care bill and their supporters say that is not so, suggesting that they see no need for the more restrictive language on abortion in the bill passed by the House last year.

Some had dared to hope so, suggesting that rich consumers may be insulated from the financial turmoil that has engulfed those less well off, or that shoppers' discretionary spending may go to acquiring fewer, better quality items.

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.