Sentence examples for suggested facetiously from inspiring English sources

In Ms. McDaniel's case, it has been suggested facetiously that she might be seeing "little green space men".

Of course, some suggested facetiously that there might be one savior on the horizon for Democrats in the next mayoral election.

A few people even suggested facetiously that the delay or loss of a few Powerpoint slide presentations and some e-mail might have actually helped Ford, according to Dave Bent, the chief information officer for the auto parts division.

He also suggested facetiously that his Third Army could "drive the British back into the sea for another Dunkirk".

He would be a little slow to speak and never very eloquent; he would not be good with money, but he would be a skilled mechanic; he might even, the authors suggest (facetiously, I hope) make a good physician "since most modern doctors are not innovative".

Others have suggested, somewhat facetiously, that the woman may have been Dr. Gross's next patient.

And using those lessons, it would be possible to start making a dent in a problem that the vast majority of Americans are now saying they want addressed". What I suggested, somewhat facetiously, was that gun control advocates could try to get similar laws passed.

Baker facetiously suggested giving umpires special glasses to allow them to see plays in slow motion.

To liven up a rather hapless search, I facetiously suggested Jeanne Moreau.

When Abbey's mother protested at this impromptu arrangement, Abbey's father facetiously suggested that he should just let it "drip dry" instead.

Justice Alito facetiously suggested that the only 18th-century analog would have been a constable hiding in the back of someone's carriage.