Sentence examples for suggested great from inspiring English sources

His posture suggested great ease, even if his outfit was ninja-like.

But the judge's comments on Monday, the final day of the trial, suggested great skepticism over the prosecution's central theory.

"I was banging my head trying to find a home that suggested great wealth but also a restrained sensibility".

In a career hampered at times by physical and mental difficulties, Mseleku nonetheless achieved much - but his work constantly suggested great musical achievements still to be resolved.

Irving L. Gornstein, an assistant solicitor general, told the justices that "a reasonable and prudent person" would act on the basis of fewer verifiable details when a tip suggested great public danger.

Wrinkled and rutted bark suggested great age, and a rough measurement of the tree's girth, with reference to the Woodland Trust's ready reckoner, placed its birth date at around the time of Charles II.

Asked why, he suggested greater efficiency.

They did not immediately call for legislation to address the issue, but suggested greater vigilance by parents.

The congressmen did not call for legislation to address the issue, but suggested greater vigilance by parents.

The articles also suggested greater corruption on the part of President Hamid Karzai than had previously been reported.

— Kiran Bindu Many advised prayer, and many suggested greater energy conservation and environmental legislation to slow or reverse climate change.