Sentence examples for suggested being from inspiring English sources

When she first suggested being a donor, I was dead against it.

Hopkins also suggested being depressed was "fashionable" and later defended her comments in her weekly column for The Sun.

But maybe, the well-funded campaign-launch affair suggested, being among the élite wouldn't hurt: you need a President who belongs.

In one demonstration it suggested being a dancer or a politician, or a "dancing politician" after learning that the child likes to be on-stage.

When I asked her how I could talk to a parent friend about guns without being offensive, she suggested being as open and honest as possible.

Leadsom had been shaken by the scale of the response to a newspaper interview in which she suggested being a mother meant she had a larger stake in society than May.

The answer, he strongly suggested, was no.

The rewards, Allscripts suggested, were at hand.

The other poison, Gore suggested, is cultural.

That, Mr. Huntsman suggested, was "almost treasonous".

Waksal, Stewart suggested, was falling apart.