Sentence examples for sometimes suggests that from inspiring English sources

Again, one finds a Lockean echo of this idea (which may be no accident): Locke sometimes suggests that matter itself is passive in the sense that it cannot move itself; instead, motion must be "superadded" to it by God.

But he sometimes suggests that he is not feeling young.

(That Mr. Obama's tone sometimes suggests that Mr. McCain, 71, might have been a Civil War veteran is surely coincidental).

A CASUAL stroll through downtown Jackson in Mississippi sometimes suggests that the South has made little progress.

Ms. Boomer sometimes suggests that students coming back from time away take a lighter load to manage their stress level.

Even now, the Obama team sometimes suggests that the weak recovery isn't related to the financial crisis.

Burns has sometimes suggested that his subject was daringly dull.

They sometimes suggest that his movement on these issues is all part of a grand plan.

It is sometimes suggested that these young people who rely on housing benefit are somehow living a life of Riley.

It's sometimes suggested that peoples with especially calamitous histories — the Jews, the Irish — have especially comic sensibilities.

In earlier pieces Mr. Pendleton has sometimes suggested that the line between the two is finely drawn.