Sentence examples for suggest at one from inspiring English sources

Falconer seems to suggest at one point that the whole project is almost accidental, a product of the lottery.

It was left to Mr. Lemon to experience a bout of nerves and suggest at one point that the most personal material be taken out.

"He did actually suggest at one point arranging the pedals so that the driver's feet, instead of being side by side, were on top of one another".

Although the Laozi may not have entertained a fully developed yin-yang cosmological theory, which took shape during the Han period, it does suggest at one point that natural phenomena are constituted by yin and yang: the "ten thousand things" or myriad creatures, as it rather lyrically puts it, "carry yin on their backs and embrace yang with their arms" (ch. 42).

The Cabinet Office minister Oliver Letwin, who is leading the all-party talks on Leveson, suggested at one point he would produce proposals on a royal charter to oversee a newspaper regulatory body last week, but has failed to do so.

McCarthy was largely coy on the matter, suggesting at one point that the Democratic-controlled Senate wouldn't necessarily reject the House's offer.

"Maybe I should make people wear blue or red shirts on the night," he suggested at one point.

The Guardian suggested at one point that her job could be on the line - although it is now clear that she has, and continues to enjoy, the full support of Bennett and director general Mark Thompson.

"You should think about aperiodic tiling," he suggested at one point, referring to a favorite A.G.U.

Maybe we want to get really crazy and set kangaroos loose everywhere in the world, Thomas suggests at one point.

–Mr. Zapatero suggests at one point in the article that Spain needed to declare itself "pro-European".