Sentence examples for suggested couldn't from inspiring English sources

The friend, perhaps not an avid theatregoer or Shakespearean scholar himself, suggested: "Couldn't you just leave it out?" It must be hard for broadcasters –- as it can be for newspapers – to know just how much knowledge to assume people have about cultural figures.

Yet everyone involved, on the network and the advertising sides, said "Gilmore Girls" had breezed through the process, and that no one ever suggested, "Couldn't Lorelai be a widow?" Robert L. Wehling, global marketing officer for Procter & Gamble and one of the founders of the script development fund, says the advertisers decided not to define what family friendly meant.

Such a disaster, Shakespeare suggested, could not happen without widespread complicity.

Syria's civil war, he suggested, could not be resolved by American force: "The United States has a hard-earned humility when it comes to our ability to determine events inside other countries".Is that humble, or heartless?

Also an effect of mono-allelic MUTYH mutations as earlier suggested could not be significantly confirmed [ 7, 29].

Mario will do what he wants and, so he suggests, couldn't give a damn what others think.

Some reports suggested he couldn't find work, while others have suggested he could.

City and Wall Street rumours suggested BP couldn't survive.

He's not upset that I've suggested he couldn't possibly be special.

What came across most was a joie de vivre that suggested he couldn't believe he was still alive, literally, let alone creatively.

He suggested he couldn't afford one: nearly half of the movie's $200 million budget went to special effects, spaceships and aliens.