Sentence examples for suggested at one point from inspiring English sources

The Cabinet Office minister Oliver Letwin, who is leading the all-party talks on Leveson, suggested at one point he would produce proposals on a royal charter to oversee a newspaper regulatory body last week, but has failed to do so.

"Maybe I should make people wear blue or red shirts on the night," he suggested at one point.

"You should think about aperiodic tiling," he suggested at one point, referring to a favorite A.G.U.

A boisterous man with a neatly trimmed white beard, he suggested at one point that a Western medical education could not match his secret treatment for whitening teeth.

Trump also suggested at one point in the presidential campaign that South Korea and Japan acquire their own nuclear weapons to deter North Korea.

"A little more Wiener schmalz," Soyer suggested at one point, demonstrating a slide from note to note, like a carelessly dragging foot.

But after Mr. Franzen publicly disparaged Oprah Winfrey's literary taste -- suggesting at one point that appearing on her show was out of keeping with his place in "the high-art literary tradition" and might turn off some readers -- he found that he may have inadvertently damaged his own reputation in the literary world.

McCarthy was largely coy on the matter, suggesting at one point that the Democratic-controlled Senate wouldn't necessarily reject the House's offer.

Appearing at a NATO conference in Colorado Springs on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Rumsfeld tried to dismiss any talk of his diminished role in Iraq policy, suggesting at one point that reporters should concentrate on "something more important," like the World Series prospects of his hometown Chicago Cubs.

–Mr. Zapatero suggests at one point in the article that Spain needed to declare itself "pro-European".

O'Neill spoke vaguely of retirement last season, suggesting at one point that he might quit before the 2000 season.