Sentence examples for suggest too from inspiring English sources

Amy Hempel is tiny and beautiful, with very long white hair and eyes which suggest too much intelligence.

These moves suggest, too, that Zucker is not getting puffed-up about being the top executive of a global brand.

Francine Prose is very tall and beautiful, with shoulder-length black hair, and eyes which suggest too much intelligence.

Nominators may propose any number of candidates, "but if they suggest too many, they dilute their own strength," Dr. Jornvall said.

With deliberately bad lighting, poor colour, overacting and a distressed print to suggest too many journeys through faulty projectors, Death Proof is a tedious, meaninglessly anachronistic project.

They suggest, too, how closely our conceptions of Lincoln's public greatness are connected with our conception of his inner life, his empathy, his personal suffering.

It suggests, too, that timing is important.

Other benefits have been suggested, too.

Other lines of attack were suggested, too.

They've suggested, too, that he seek better legal advice.

He suggested, too, that surveillance rules need to be changed.