Sentence examples for suggest a bit from inspiring English sources

But when one sees the roll of the dead every week their ages and hometowns suggest a bit more diversity.

Mr. Tanner avoids any literal images of dance forms (no cancan) in the same way, although the costumes suggest a bit of Moulin Rouge froufrou.

Promos and much of the pilot suggest, a bit unfairly, that the show is one long Henny Youngman routine about the wife as ball and chain.

Some suggest a bit of rebranding is in order, and that the term "retention bonus" could disappear, even if the payments do not.

It sounds, I suggest, a bit like autobiography... "The thing is," he says, "in an earlier draft, that voice was a particular Japanese writer, a character, but I changed it.

But the nature of South Africa's on-field achievements is where the attention should be, and to suggest a bit of sugar takes the shine off them is way too fresh.

Alesha suggests a bit more acting.

Siobhan Murphy suggests a bit of advance planning before attending a business-related party.

The Chicago native is often described as a "singers' singer", which suggests a bit of a Joe Satriani-style show-off.

All my life, I've been better at taking pain than giving it which suggests a bit of both.

The nickname "Dave" suggests a bit of inverted snobbery, an update of Anthony Wedgwood Benn's reversion to Tony Benn in the 70s.