Sentence examples for suggest referring from inspiring English sources

He went on to suggest, referring to me patronisingly as "me darlin'", that if I could tell him what he was having for dinner later, and what his plans were for the weekend, "that would be cracking".

"Our findings show that life is much more complicated than simple rules of thumb suggest," referring to the oft-cited advice for most people to wait until 70 if possible.

For those who are not familiar with graph theory, we suggest referring to an appropriate textbook (e.g., [16]).

We have modified the original expression to "suggest", referring to the relationship between changes in metabolite diversity and aging.

Therefore, we suggest referring to the largest, lumenized, embryonic lymphatic structure with direct physical contact to the CV as pTD.

To select for drug-resistant transformants, we suggest referring to previously published protocols for guidelines (Baudin et al. 1993; Gatignol et al. 1987; Goldstein and McCusker 1999; Wenzel et al. 1992).

The reduced QoL experience in outpatients, compared to non-patients with equal mental health problems, would suggest referred children have more psychiatric health services needs that cannot be explained solely by their mental health problems.

"Someone like a Carly Fiorina," Roby suggested, referring to Hewlett-Packard's chief executive.

"Sacker would have a Porsche," Rebecca Field suggested, referring to a predatory trader played by Rick Hoffman.

"Let's go next door and play some pool," he suggested, referring to a place called the Short Stop.

"How about Grey Poupon?" he suggested, referring, perhaps, to the flashes of yellow in the mostly blue gift bag the team had chosen.