Sentence examples for something to suggest from inspiring English sources

"The love and grief of a nation may do something to suggest the feeling of terrible vacancy and despair we all feel".

A bit later he rang back to add something, to suggest something else, to explain the real problem with the ruling classes, and to check how I was going to describe him.

"Perhaps a kind of brown canvas," wrote the playwright to his director, on how best to represent said dirt on stage, "with something to suggest scorched grass -- but smooth, i.e. no stones sticking up or such like, nothing to break the monotony of symmetry".

Come up with something to suggest the same season as the first verse.

This might be something to suggest is in need of remedying, for the sake of balance.

If the new ferment in the Roman Catholic Church was mainly directed at answering the Protestants, at times it also had something original to suggest.

The key, I decided, was to have something specific to suggest instead of just complaining.

The best way to get most husbands to do something is to suggest that perhaps they're too old to do it.

In England, to describe something as Scottish is generally to suggest something positive, interesting, individualistic.

Here, one supposes, Darrow scratched his head, something he did to suggest that someone had just spoken nonsense.

For Colin Montgomerie something happened yesterday to suggest that his stature may one day be assessed by a different yardstick.