Sentence examples for spoken suggest from inspiring English sources

This is the weak part of the theory: most of the proponents to whom I have spoken suggest that the FBI enticed Tamerlan Tsarnaev to bomb the Boston Marathon in order to test the agency's ability to impose martial law in America.

Combining the study results with regional data retrieved from the international SITVIT2 database underlined a connection between frequency of certain M. tuberculosis phylogenetic lineages and the language spoken, suggesting historical (colonial) and ongoing links (trade, tourism, and migratory flows) with European countries with which they shared a common past.

All these metrics, historically speaking, suggest a reasonably priced Big Board.

But playing armchair quarterback, the LPs with whom we spoke suggest that Jurvetson's absence weakens DFJ, which also parted ways with co-founder Tim Draper in 2013.

But this is not a strict implication, since defining scientific realism in terms of aiming at truth does not, strictly speaking, suggest anything about the success of scientific practice in this regard.

The suddenness with which he spoke suggested he was defending himself against his feelings.

The parliament's speaker has also been speaking, suggested that a vote will not take place on the plan today.

Taylor and other engineering professionals with whom I spoke suggested that cement and concrete will never be truly sustainable.

They bumped their heads against the mikes but never spoke, suggesting they may have had messages to deliver, yet could not articulate them.

The words have been a long time coming, but the pitch-perfect way Mr Jenkins spoke suggests a watershed may have been reached.

But the smile that rides up one side of Chigurh's mouth as he speaks suggests a diabolical kind of mirth — just as the haircut suggests a lost Beatle from hell — and his conversation has a teasing, riddling quality.