Sentence examples for suggest actually from inspiring English sources

Hoheisel thought it appropriate to suggest actually blowing up the Brandenburg Gate and covering the area with granite plates.

As N.F.L. players prepare to elect a new executive director, I strongly suggest — actually, urge — the union's executive committee members to arrange a fireside chat with Miller and his successor, Donald Fehr.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin July 22, 2010 I must say that this ad leaves me almost speechless with rage: Just to be clear, the plan for the proposed community center, to be called Park51, does not, as the ad, which was paid for by something called the National Republican Trust PAC, might suggest, actually involve spiking a minaret into some smoldering ruins, to the sound of masked men cackling.

I'd suggest actually doing it yourself, though.

A small but ambitious nonprofit organization in Charleston called the Turning Leaf Project is taking the one approach that research seems to suggest actually works: It's training habitual offenders to change how they think, and therefore how they act, with cognitive behavioral therapy.

Puma, as its name may suggest, actually have much of the lightest gear available.

It suggests actually being within something, as opposed to twilight or dusk, which are just a time of day.

"We have found, with all due respect to arguably the finest American playwright, that there are times that some of the things the script suggests actually don't serve his text," said Ms. Ruehl.

Since light-emitting diodes, as their name suggests, actually generate their own light while using very little battery power, they have long been viewed as an obviously better way to create displays.

Breast-feeding for a shorter duration (4 months as has been suggested) actually increased mortality, an increase that was accentuated when there was poor compliance.

Div tag, as the name suggests, actually means division tags which represent generic division of content on the web page.