Sentence examples for something is suggested from inspiring English sources

"We are obviously custodians of a large number of grade-I and grade-II listed buildings, so it is always a concern when something is suggested that might change the appearance of those," she said.

Because of this, Gallo warned, "if something is suggested to them subsequently as a plausible scenario like a Mothman or whatever that person might be inclined to fill in the gaps with that".

The use of the word should in Agency guidance documents means that something is suggested or recommended but not required.

The use of the word should in this guidance indicates that something is suggested or recommended, but not mandatory.

When she gives me some BS story about something she needs or something she is suggesting there's always a good reason for it.

'There is no proposal on the table, it was just something that was suggested,' he said.

Merely monitoring something, it was suggested, was somehow infra dig for a researcher.

When he says "the hearts of these soldiers are black," he is suggesting something negative, dark and associated with death.

Labour MEP Glenys Kinnock responded: "We always knew they were Neanderthal, but this guy is really outrageous and, of course, is suggesting something which would be illegal.

Now tech blog ArcticStartups is suggesting something is amiss at Fruugo HQ.

(This is something that's been suggested before).