Sentence examples for suggest like a from inspiring English sources

It was, he seemed to suggest, like a magician's misdirection, perpetrated by a great, white television controller in the sky.

When my friend's parents split, as most did over the years, my tween self would help the only way she knew how: "Call my mom," I'd suggest like a grownup.

It spreads, they suggest, like a virus, except that the "viruses" are similar to those infecting computers bits of cultural software that take over the hardware of the brain and make it do irrational things.Corey Fincher, of the University of New Mexico, has a different hypothesis for the origin of religious diversity.

Jay Jopling will "finesse" the clients, they suggest, like an extremely long-armed pickpocket.

Perhaps this again suggests (like Mfn2 as a potential redundant receptor in the heart) that the regulation of the mitophagy pathway is tissue specific.

It was Madonna who suggested "Like a Surgeon" as a fun parody of "Like a Virgin".

"Often in his work you feel like a child," Ms. Celmins suggested — like a toddler staring up at a table or dangling legs from a chair.

These lion-in-winter years are how many younger moviegoers first got a load of him: a big, white-haired, wild-eyed geezer or, as Ms. Buford more kindly suggests, "like a famous uncle who was once a great athlete".

SwitchEasy, a manufacturer of iPod accessories, has just released the ThumbTack, a mini-microphone for the iPod Nano 4G or Touch 2G that is shaped, as its name suggests, like a tack.

When she later learned she could apply for the visa, it was more, she suggested, like a gift from a universe that now seemed just a little more kind.

In that respect they are, as their name suggests, like a CD sold by a bank.