Sentence examples for suggest out from inspiring English sources
Recently, Strollerderby, a parenting blog, actually had to suggest out loud that tweens are too young for Brazilian waxes.
Our planet, our biosphere, and our species could be the result of a kind of science experiment lasting hundreds of millions or even billions of years, an experiment initiated by a superior technological civilization partly out of curiosity (the real motivation behind all good science) and partly, I would suggest, out of loneliness.
Surveys by Towers Watson and the National Business Group on Health suggest out-of-pocket costs paid by employees are increasing.
His work, at least these days, consists of structural steel building elements -- mostly T-beams and I-beams -- combined in open, increasingly large arrangements that variously suggest out-scaled architectural implements, oil drilling derricks or the bombed-out remains of a building.
When angled horizontally, they suggest strips of film bearing identical (or near-identical) sequences but running at different speeds, all of them too fast for any image-content to be made out; when angled askew, they suggest out-of-focus close-ups of a bathmat or worn carpet – or, perhaps, aerial views, similarly out-of-focus, of a gridded city.
Both of these are causes for concern: they suggest out-of-hospital services are struggling to deal with and receive patients before and after they need inpatient care.
When Wheeler slipped into the restroom, catcher John Buck suggested out loud that reporters jot the fact into their notebooks.
The fury of Brexiters at anyone suggesting out doesn't mean out of everything European is full of fingers-in-the-ears absolutism.
Also a minimum latency time of 8 years has been suggested out from radiation exposure studies and breast cancer [ 5].
And the Commonwealth Fund report suggests out-of-pocket costs for employer-based insurance plans aren't rising so fast.
It arises, she suggests, out of the "sense that it is better to speak than to hold things back".
