Sentence examples for suggested half from inspiring English sources

Fadlallah suggested, half jokingly, that I appear on a question-and-answer show.

An opinion poll suggested half of Britons shared that view of the inquiry.

A recent study suggested half its children are stunted as a result of long-term malnutrition.

After a few seconds, he said aloud, almost rhetorically, "Who else is there?" "There's Bush," I suggested, half expecting him to close off the discussion.

A Labour party friend suggested half a dozen of us might get together to talk about our response to the PLP's attack on Jeremy Corbyn.

Bright consonances and buoyant grooves in David Claman's "Like This," for violin and cello, suggested half of the Kronos Quartet in action.

Perhaps that, Mr. Échard suggested half-jokingly, is what makes some of Stradivari's violins special.

He suggested, half-jokingly, that there could be huge colonies of methane-eating microbes on Mars that eliminated the gas from the air.

He had recently suggested, half-seriously, in an online forum among turtle scientists, that "reverse poaching" might be useful — smuggling captive-bred chelonians back into their range countries for freelance release into the wild.

This idea is often referred to as "helicopter drops," because Milton Friedman, when he came up with the proposal, decades ago, suggested, half-jokingly, that central bankers could shower banknotes from a chopper.

"Who do you suggest they write it out to? My ex-husband?" Patti says that she came up with the idea after yet another friend seeking her counsel suggested, half-jokingly, that her gift for giving advice had value in the marketplace.