Sentence examples for suggested far from inspiring English sources

He is not, as is often suggested, far to the left of Mr Blair.

The returns, he suggested, far outweigh the cost of remedying any mistakes.

And the bodysuits, some of them strapless or vented at the sides, suggested, far better than blouses could, that there was a woman underneath his impeccable suits.

"I discussed the matter with the solicitors in a tone of voice which suggested far greater self-confidence on the subject than I actually felt," Sumption recalled.

Mr. Lanza has suggested far more public involvement in zoning and land-use decisions in the district and wants ordinances that will prohibit buildings that residents consider out of character for the neighborhoods.

Although some have attributed differences in opinion over how to conduct jihad in the Sahel, other local media sources have suggested far more prosaic reasons for Belmokhtar's split – a falling out over who gets the lion's share of proceeds of the kidnapping business.

In crafting the bill, the government included many of the recommendations of a report submitted in January by a panel headed by former Chief Justice J.S. Verma, which suggested far-reaching changes in the legal and justice system.

Despite the use of the racist slur, the column was actually a pro-Obama piece that suggested far-right opposition to the President was influenced by the colour of his skin.

In a positive note on the sector, analysts at Societe Generale said: The market seems to have over-reacted on Friday to a leaked announcement from the UK's FCA which initially suggested far-reaching reforms could be on the agenda in a summer review on legacy products.

That would suggest far fewer than the 17 Republican incumbents who went down in 2010.

The rhetoric suggests far more progress than has actually been evidenced.