Sentence examples for suggest during from inspiring English sources

But the past is not as simple or as clear-cut as our TV presenters like to suggest during Remembrance Sunday services.

Alderson did not hesitate to suggest during an interview Thursday night on SNY that the Mets could pursue a bigger name to help take care of the late-innings responsibilities.

This is the candidate who referred to Rick Perry as a dimwit; criticized Carly Fiorina's appearance; claimed that John McCain wasn't a war hero; appeared to suggest, during an interview on CNN, that Megyn Kelly was menstruating; and compared Ben Carson to a child molester.* Ultimately, none of these statements did much damage to Trump's campaign.

As I tried to suggest during last year's debate over the contraception mandate, there are many more shadings and varieties in how individual Catholics relate to the teachings of their church: … There are Catholics who accept the Church's view on contraception but simply don't live up to it.

When members of the board did in fact suggest during the heyday of subprime mortgages that the central bank take action against abuses, the Fed simply ignored the advice.

Did he - Robert Gibbs - suggest during Friday's daily briefing that the Fraternal Order of Police was acting politically when he noted that the group had endorsed John McCain in the 2008 election?

We have you, and you will back us up," Peele suggested, during a break in filming.

(Mr. Schmidt doesn't charge but suggests during the service, er, play, an "offering" of between $25 and $40).

They do, very rarely, engage in sex but only, it has been suggested, during times of stress.

Moreover, as McCain suggested during last month's debate, time is, in a grim sort of way, on his side.

The Bills are so depleted it was suggested during a conference call Wednesday that Coach Dick Jauron might consider activating himself.