Sentence examples for suggest after from inspiring English sources

What they suggest, after all, is simple.

It was even more puzzling to hear the Wallabies' coach, Michael Cheika, suggest after the game that "we haven't even thought about bonus points".

Some of them suggest, after all, that he is at least trying to think seriously about what he would do if he were actually president.

Nagelsmann started promisingly in the game at Werder Bremen, which Hoffenheim didn't dare lose, pressing as high as his Thomas Tuchel connections would suggest (after just two days of work with the squad).

Rough estimates suggest after ten years of these cuts, we would have the smallest ground force since 1940, the smallest number of ships since 1915, and the smallest Air Force in its history.

If the labourer worked on average 16 hours overtime a week as the documents suggest, after a maximum 48 hour week, then he would have worked longer than the allowable maximum of 60 hours.

"These are little achievements," Mourinho suggested after the win.

Politics have dogged the King memorial since it was first suggested after his death in 1968.

That would come, he suggested, after he is sworn in as governor next month.

"Maybe I'm rewriting too much," he suggested, after a fretful silence.

("Psychopathic people are very often charming" she suggests after seeing her psychiatrist).