Sentence examples for suggest every from inspiring English sources

The costumes suggest every decade of the past 100 years.

He said it was "entirely inappropriate to suggest every follower of one of the world's great religions has to be suspected of terrorism".

Genetic studies suggest every living human can be traced back to a single woman called "Mitochondrial Eve" who lived about 200,000 years ago.

They need occasional turning (I suggest every 30 minutes, but 15 minutes more or less between turnings won't matter), but no more attention than that.

I suggest every young man on the Cal Football team should be asked to sign a long, detailed form listing the life-long pain he could get from injuries to his knees, the possibility of deteriorating mental function later in life, along with a small but measurable risk of paraplegia during any one game.

The seven of us recently got together at Chumley's in Greenwich Village and, as always happens, these stories were retold with the same glow and dumb happiness that popular culture uses to suggest every 16-year-old is off having a torrid summer love affair.

The World Health Organisation suggests every city should have at least 9 sq metres per capita.

That's despite National Audit Office estimates suggesting every £1 spent on apprenticeships benefits the economy by £18.

As its name suggests every aspect of this bike has been engineered to reduce drag.

But as the vocabulary chart suggests, every emotion comes in a variety of flavors.

"People were suggesting every idea: make a camera, make a car — crazy stuff".