Sentence examples for suggest anybody else from inspiring English sources
None the less, any excuse to re-run my favourite bit from Heather Mills interviewing Paul Newman on Larry King Live! Mills: When people give you awards or offer you awards, do you ever sort of say, "Look, I've got enough," and suggest anybody else? Newman: Never occurred to me.
"There is no question that Tom Crone and Colin Myler appeared before the committee to give formal evidence and told us they had discovered no evidence suggesting that anybody else beyond [former NoW royal editor] Clive Goodman had been involved.
None of this is to suggest that Dimon or Drew or anybody else at the very top of the bank was aware of the details of Iksil's disastrous trading strategy, or of the efforts to cover up his losses.
His absence of style is a style itself and suggests an inability to abide by anybody else's rules.
He speaks in a tone of extreme reason that nevertheless suggests he is way smarter than anybody else in the room.
(Or maybe he's just getting raked over the coals for suggesting it more like Aaron Sorkin than anybody else). Fifty-five yeago ago, the director Elia Kazan made a funhouse-mirror version of the same observation.
Nobody wants to hear this, but the data does not suggest that TFA teachers do worse than anybody else they do just as good as anybody else.
Anybody else having an opinion on this? (AsbjornF – partly responsible for the study :-) Some of you, e.g. @bestorp, suggest automatic zoom.
Van Andel thinks this suggests that failure to adapt had more to do with culture than brain anatomy; in his opinion, Neandertals were "just as smart as anybody else".
Neither did anybody else.
