Sentence examples for suggested exactly from inspiring English sources

A group of artists have suggested exactly that.

What was interesting about today's evidence was that Turnbull suggested exactly the opposite.

This month's events, however, have suggested exactly the opposite: that forthright investigating judges can still hold politicians to account.

Still, Mr. Bush suggested exactly that at least twice, according to notes Mr. Rove took and read to a reporter this morning.

Network Rail, which owns the rail infrastructure, suggested exactly that on July 3rd, when it published its business plan for the funding cycle from 2009 until 2014.

A LONG with Mr. Lott's pointing to the blacks he had hired, it suggested exactly the sort of comfortable assumptions people were rejecting when they abandoned "prejudice" for "racism" 40 years ago -- around the same time Americans were learning to smile at protestations of tolerance that began with "Some of my best friends......

The evidence suggests exactly the opposite.

Stacey was reluctant to suggest exactly how the new grades would compare with those at present.

A recent Arts Council report suggests exactly this – a decline in universal access.

Several leftish groups are working for his impeachment, with magazines publishing articles suggesting exactly how it might be done.

That phrase, "the cowards of our academies", suggests exactly the sort of people who refused to stand up for Coleman Silk in The Human Stain.