Sentence examples for suggest whatever from inspiring English sources

He said it "would be remiss to suggest whatever failing we uncovered" have been addressed by legislation.

"He knows the book backward and forward, but he mostly roams around, and we can suggest whatever we want".

Again and again she melts the inner life into the natural world: birds and rocks and trees suggest whatever meditation she's driving toward.

Committee member Byron Georgiou said: "Our financial system today is not very different today than it was in the run-up to 2007". He said it "would be remiss to suggest whatever failing we uncovered" have been addressed by legislation.

How can you not be even allowed to suggest that there just might be a connection?Mr Duy can suggest whatever he wishes, though he should remember that correlation is not causation.

Consequently, those 113 would likely suggest, whatever was supposedly unearned is ours to keep.

All people, Gray suggests, whatever their way of life, have an interest in coexistence.

Literary agent Clare Alexander, who was for many years Trevor's publisher, suggests: "Whatever the opposite of a luvvie is, that is what he seemed to be".

She took Usher through document after document from 1992 that suggested whatever had or had not been said at the fateful meeting, everyone took Farrell seriously.

Part travelogue, part portraiture, part documentary – or "a big mash-up" of their creative backgrounds, as Sedlacik suggests; whatever terminology we use to describe the concept, its unorthodox nature has proved liberating.

It was impossible to associate specific transcripts with specific components suggesting whatever the importance of having alternative transcripts, it is not to allow different UNC-62 isoforms to be expressed in distinct sets of cells.