Sentence examples for somehow suggest from inspiring English sources

Yet it is deeply unfair and disingenuous of N.F.L. personnel to somehow suggest that Michael Sam has made himself into a distraction by coming out.

"To somehow suggest that the five or six magazines that are out there for men is the end of it is silly".

"I think the danger is that we somehow suggest that the act of a troubled individual speaks to some larger political statement across the country," he said.

The seams of the blazer would strain with his virility, and the ferrule of his umbrella would somehow suggest the tip of a cutlass or glowing poker.

Climate deniers also like to cite early arguments made, when long term climate trends first began to be modeled, for global cooling, to somehow suggest that means we should reject current climate models.

His bow-tie and woolly jumper are a nod to the amateur at work, but the unflinching eyes behind his steel-framed glasses holding the viewer's gaze somehow suggest a different story.

It somehow suggested the complexity of everything, the contradictoriness.

The root word "compute" somehow suggests math, and it was always my scholastic downfall.

The movement of the tourists somehow suggests not action but atmosphere.

This year, many western countries recognised Kosovo's declaration of independence, while somehow suggesting that Kosovo should not set any precedent.

People judge each other when they see that they are taking selfies, because it somehow suggests vanity or lack of friends, even though everyone does it.