Sentence examples for suggested braver from inspiring English sources
He is an engaging politician from the liberal wing of the Social Democratic Party who was an excellent finance minister in Mrs Merkel's 2005-09 grand coalition, and his party has at times suggested braver answers to the euro crisis than Mrs Merkel has.
Roberts had already garnered something of an alt-rock following – she'd guested with the likes of TV On The Radio and Godspeed You Black Emperor, while her Chicago quartet here featured the scribbly guitar of Jeff Parker from Tortoise – but this was an uncompromising, full-on session that suggested brave new directions for the acoustic quartet.
Able to move only her head - one of the would-be bracing jokes in which the play specialises suggests she could make a career as a tennis umpire - Cattrall lifts her chin to suggest brave defiance, and swerves her cheek to the pillow when overcome.
"They've actually gone against the grain by reducing, not increasing, the amount of films on offer, and that's brave," suggested The Independent's Kaleem Aftab.
No if you're brave, I suggested.
Hank Aaron suggested Lew Burdette, his Milwaukee Braves teammate who beat the Yankees three times in the 1957 World Series.
But they never got within a goal of the Sounders and Porter's assertion that the game was closer than the scoreline suggested was putting a brave face on evidence of some familiar frailties at the back.
However, it would be a brave individual that suggested they were keeping out more deserving players.
Mr Lewis also described how the chancellor chose to hide the change in the small print - and even suggested he perhaps wasn't brave enough to speak about it.
At first glance it might appear that the Livingston bubble was burst by Rangers when they visited Almondvale on Saturday night but it would be a foolish, or perhaps brave, person who suggested that anywhere near the new town.
In a recent column for The Wall Street Journal, tech columnist Christopher Mims suggested it would take a brave phone maker to buck the trend of thinner smartphones in favor of longer-lasting batteries.
