Sentence examples for suggested a really from inspiring English sources

But I always knew that if I suggested a really good idea, and I mentioned it to Randy, he would never take advantage of that because of the pride he had in thinking of his own idea.

C The fusion levels for some of the patients was as long as 10 segments suggested a really long fusion.

In other cases, says Sawyer, a seldom-seen mutation suggests a "really interesting, tantalizing hypothesis that is being acted on" at one research center, by giving the patient a drug that had been approved for another cancer.

(It doesn't help that swine, unlike avian or SARS, suggests a really despicable person).

That's a minor exhibition of shamelessness compared to the Scaife story -- but it suggests a really damning possibility.

Marturano was depleted; a friend suggested a spa — not really her thing.

Some managers frankly acknowledge this: ' I often still need to work on creating the basic organization, so you don't even get round to entrepreneurial activities, you're too busy managing.' (Manager, hospital C) A physician in hospital C explains his experiences with management: ' I've suggested a couple of really interesting opportunities to the hospital.

The next finalist was "nypoet22" from my site, who came up with what was likely the first entry of the contest from anyone, which suggested a beautiful name that really needs no explanation: Crazy Uncle Donald.

The furniture suggests an office (a really nice one), and the kindly jitteriness of the waiters (they are big on speed-clearing) may make one less consumed by the food than by the sense that the bankers and traders a few blocks down might not be the only ones whose job security is uncertain.

Focus on your strengths and your skills and suggest a salary that really reflects your worth.

All this suggests a party that really does not know what to do.