Sentence examples for suggest yes from inspiring English sources

Evidence would suggest yes.

Research would suggest yes.

Although most indicators suggest "yes" (Dziuban et al. 2004), it seems that, at the moment, the answer is still "to be determined".

Written and directed by Beatty himself, this strange and certainly energetic film has just enough self-deprecation in its DNA to suggest, yes, it is aware that this is a vanity project of Olympian proportions.

And then I suggest, yes, but what if that woman is really Margaret Thatcher, which is how I happen to see Hillary Clinton; then, you know, you get the pushback.

As for the referendum, while polls suggest "Yes" has a significant lead, O'Neill admits he's "nervous", as typically referenda attract more older voters than young, which puts conservatives at an advantage.

A study of the men's judo competition at the 2004 Olympics in Athens suggested yes.

A glance at history suggests yes and no… The World Cup has alternated through its history between the semi-final and second group stage formats.

Even some of the most energetic people on the English left seemed barely interested in the reality of what was going on in Scotland until the opinion polls suggested yes might win.

His early experiments suggested yes, but somehow they seemed to be strangely drawn out.

So there's activity across the whole strata of investments that suggests yes, we have a broadening and a narrowing of breadth.