Sentence examples for suggested a matter from inspiring English sources

Nor is this, as some in the White House have suggested, a matter of protecting national security.

Perhaps it is, as some have suggested, a matter of racial or cultural bias, with the Afro-Latino star refusing to kowtow to American baseball norms of reticence and gratitude.

The junk shot technique is so common that it was suggested "a matter of hours after we first assembled" in the wake of the explosion aboard the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig, said Mark Mazzella, a BP well-control expert.

It's not even, as the Coalition minority report on the sex discrimination amendment suggests, a matter of "sexual identity".

Critical opinion is divided over the painting's symbolism, although the look of concentration on the face of the letter writer suggests a matter of some gravity absorbs her.

Although Gopnik is correct in saying that computers are no match for the poker equivalent of grand masters, successful poker is not, as he suggests, a matter of empathy — of imagining the mental state of an opponent — but, rather, of strategy: the ability to take all the factors in a situation into account.

The term "opting in" suggests a matter of choice.

Explanation, it was suggested, is a matter of feeling "at home" with the phenomena, and good science need provide nothing of the sort.

So we are left, Ms. Eyring suggested, with a matter of social etiquette and of "being cognizant of other people and showing basic respect," and an appreciation of social order.

Steven Payne of The Daily Kos said he and his husband, Brian, would be "liquidating our assets" ahead of a legal ruling in the case, which he jokingly suggested is a matter for the Supreme Court.

In Snyder v Phelps (2011), the Court suggested that a matter is "purely private" if it does not contribute to "the free and robust debate of public issues" or the "meaningful dialogue of ideas".