Sentence examples for suggested a version of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harris suggested a version of that.

When Nancy suggested a version of bagna cauda as another cheese plate, I was skeptical.

Others might eventually support the idea, which is closely associated with James Tobin, a United States economist and Nobel laureate who suggested a version of it in the 1970s.

"And he's saying, 'Look, I'm a Republican, a conservative, I'm going to do it with markets, but I will try to address some of these problems.' " It is, some political professionals have suggested, a version of what President Clinton did in 1992, when he staked his claim to traditionally Republican issues like crime and "ending welfare as we know it".

He suggested a version of this story -- time travel -- and basically a version of this ending.

The allusions to a mobile culture suggest a version of the American dream straight out of the Eisenhower era.

More than one reporter has found himself on the receiving end of a Brooklyn-flavoured barb delivered with a smile and a level menacing gaze, after suggesting a version of events not to Arena's liking.

Good times, at last Europe, Russia and in-between Reprints Related items Germany's ex-chancellor: Schrö der revisitedOct 19th 2006Dmitry Medvedev, whom Mr Putin last year made a deputy prime minister, suggests a version of Russia as a modern, if troubled state.

This would seem to suggest a version of the iPhone OS, rather than Mac OS X.

The aforementioned analogy to debunking explanations of religious belief might also be taken to suggest a version of the Argument from Lack of Explanatory Necessity (§3.4.1).

(ii) In Five Types Broad tentatively suggests a version of what is currently known as the The Fitting Attitude Analysis of value.