Sentence examples for suggest something as from inspiring English sources

Your doctor may suggest something as simple as a walk every day.

The minor triad would not in itself be enough to suggest something as richly sinister as the Ring of Power.

You may be shocked that I'd suggest something as banal as tracking the Dow, but right now it stands for familiarity and safety and is as inexpensive as it has been in my lifetime.

On China's, even those suggesting something as innocuous as a dialogue are being pilloried as "traitors".

When Alija Izetbegovic, the Muslim member of Bosnia's presidency, suggested something as uncontroversial as flora and fauna, Mr Krajisnik promptly demanded a Serb eagle.

But the diversity of definitions and lack of consensus among professionals suggest something else as well.

The skeletal motif can suggest something dark, as in the Givenchy shirt for next spring with a psychotic clown as spooky as a corpse.

And while it's admittedly one posterboard and not necessarily reflective of the whole of Australia, it seems to suggest something that, as a musician, I don't like to admit.

And yet there are moments that suggest something more, such as this moving passage, dry as a bone, in which Tuffy recalls his childhood: "It was underneath these boughs a 10-year-old Winston watched a group of boys rape and beat a jogger, kicking her motionless body into the mulberry bushes and leaving her for dead.

I suggest something ponderous, such as "Why does the sun seem so bright today?" or "What is the real purpose of the little toe — is it just there to be cute?" "Swiss chard: a leafy green for people who can't find the kale?" The next thing you'll want to do is take stock of your pantry to make sure all your ingredients are in order.

" "…it is the social worker who writes the action plan or planning … when we as an authority suggest something, the client agrees…This is a really big area to develop, to include small steps, not these huge jumps forward but small steps, which the client agrees to.