Sentence examples for something suggesting from inspiring English sources

Invariably when I write something suggesting that the Internet is not an unmixed blessing, Twitter lights up with groans from digital true believers.

After a stab at something suggesting ambition in the early chapters some atmospherics, a good thought or two very little compels the reader forward except an interest in what happens next.

After a stab at something suggesting ambition in the early chapters — some atmospherics, a good thought or two — very little compels the reader forward except an interest in what happens next.

So then the order is that a white way of being round is something suggesting a pin and is it disappointing, it is not, it is so rudimentary to be analysed and see a fine substance strangely, it is so earnest to have a green point not to red but to point again.

A lovely amber in the glass, the pure smell of agave rises up to the nose, cut, perhaps, with something suggesting fresh-made metal.

The team concluded that the responders would accept even the meanest split as long as they got something, suggesting that unlike humans, they were not offended by blatantly unfair offers.

Something suggested there would not be any Mexican waves in Pyongyang either.

"Maybe actually pass something?" suggested a 28-year-old schoolteacher named Courtney, who also identified herself as conservative.

Something suggests that after a week aboard the sailing yacht Le Ponant (pictured above), such indignities are suffered more graciously.

Is this a conscious decision or something suggested by Fifa/the South American federation? A. No, not at all.

Now, Grimes has announced she's seriously considering changing her legal name, Claire Boucher, to something suggested by her new boyfriend.