Sentence examples for suggested aloud from inspiring English sources

Later, she suggested aloud that the government legalize marijuana.

Then Jeff started suggesting aloud that the puzzle might have gaps in it as part of its pattern.

"He snapped or something," Eric Paddock suggested, before wondering aloud whether Stephen might have had a stroke.

Back at the farmhouse, Rickson suggested that Rylance read aloud "Daffodils," from Ted Hughes's "Birthday Letters," his final collection, which drew on his life with Sylvia Plath.

The think aloud study suggested areas for further improvement.

The think-aloud exercise suggested that the interpretation of these items focused on criminality issues and the availability of food.

When Ramzi Ahmed Yousef, who led the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993, called himself an Islamic militant at his sentencing, the judge, Kevin Thomas Duffy, picked up a copy of the Koran from the bench and read several passages aloud, suggesting Mr. Yousef's acts had violated Islamic teachings.

In addition, the fact that we did not replicate effects of lexical frequency in the left fusiform gyrus and on the left inferior frontal gyrus in reading aloud suggest that the effect of lexical frequency on brain activation is dependent on the experimental design; this will require further investigation.

For this reason, Ericsson and Simon (1996) suggest holding think-aloud studies (TA) for extracting thinking strategies more indirectly.

"Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade has also suggested putting "listening devices" in mosques, and wondered aloud why there can't be more racial profiling of Muslims and Arabs.

One time, he said, Howard was thinking aloud about the next camera setup, and co-star Kevin Bacon suggested that the scene called for a BFCUKB.