Sentence examples for suggest sometimes from inspiring English sources

"What they suggest sometimes is very celebrity driven," admits Cutting Edge regular Sean Meo.

She might suggest, "Sometimes a baby turns away when he needs a rest.

But regulators often suggest, sometimes quite strongly, that manufacturers put them on anyway, even if they seem obvious.

It's an obsession that his critics suggest sometimes runs the risk of missing the point about the deeper content of architecture.

Simply raising the possibility that redistricting isn't always as powerful or pernicious as its critics suggest sometimes leads people to conclude that we are "gerrymandering deniers" who think redistricting has no partisan consequences whatsoever.

By then the Pittsburgh crash was big news on the networks, and television anchors were starting to suggest, sometimes not very gently, that Mr. Bush was absent at a time of national crisis.

Or as Mr. Carville suggested, "Sometimes, it's transportation, stupid".

Answers suggests, sometimes the collaborative efforts fall apart; but often they're extremely useful.

Playing Claire is an exercise in repression, Ms. Rivera suggested, sometimes making her feel "like a volcano" about to erupt.

And if she was, as Grove politely suggests, sometimes difficult, pushy and neglectful of her domestic duties, then so what?

This whole middle section suggests, sometimes hauntingly, Bolano's theme of art's sterility when shielded from life.