Sentence examples for suggested begun from inspiring English sources

More recent work on the evolution of scientific medicine elsewhere in Britain has confirmed the value of analyzing clinical research work, and has, as John Pickstone suggested, begun to focus on hybrids and team-work.

She suggested beginning with a scene in which Munis discovers Faizeh crying.

The code to crack the course, he suggested, begins with avoiding the rough off the tee.

Neshat suggested beginning with a panoramic shot that follows Faizeh on the road from the city to the garden.

Parishioners suggested beginning by educating the pastors so that they would feel emboldened to discuss this issue: The churches [should] begin to educate the believers in the church.

We suggest beginning with the concept of history as stories, and with students' own knowledge and impressions.

They speculate on what drug use — which the film suggests began in the late eighties, before Houston first encountered Brown — did to her body, her vocals.

That drama, the film suggests, began way back in a Brooklyn basement, where a father once listened to the secrets of strangers.

The Cambrian Explosion was a period of rapid diversification that evidence suggests began around 550 million years ago and gave rise to most groups of complex organisms and animal forms.

Lucas suggests beginning with a four-page description--a "concept paper summary --of what you want to accomplisummary --of

May I suggest beginning by softly, gently and patiently forgiving yourself for EVERYTHING.