Sentence examples for suggested he's from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband said the prime minister had shown "utter contempt" for Parliament by choosing not to make a Commons statement on the issue - saying this suggested "he's got something to hide".

McCain's reaction suggested he's already run out of material for heated but meaningless controversies.

If manager, player and the club's medical staff are all convinced that his physical problems are behind him - and Wednesday's performance suggested he's well on the way - then writing the name "Lionel Messi" amongst the list of substitutes would be an almost unthinkable proposition for Martino, especially for such a big game.

This week's live show suggested he's written his best set of songs in some years.

Ross is obviously looking for work and his four-letter set at C4's O2 comedy gala last week also suggested he's pitching for fruitier gigs than prime-time BBC.

Kobach's past behavior and other recent comments have suggested he's inappropriate for his Trump-appointed role; this Breitbart essay makes that more clear.

Legault's campaign suggests he's not above mining the same territory as his predecessor.

In early 2010, opinion polls suggested he was Australia's most popular prime minister for three decades.

Fernando J. Guerra, a political science professor at Loyola Marymount University, said Garcetti's actions suggested he had concerns beyond Ford's shooting.

Trump's tweet suggested he is too.

McCartney's manager suggested he call Costello.