Sentence examples for suggested himself from inspiring English sources
The phrase "suggested himself" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be used in contexts where someone is proposing themselves for a role or task, but it is generally awkward and unclear. Example: "During the meeting, he suggested himself as a candidate for the leadership position."
To Birley's astonishment, he suggested himself.
But after the president turned him down, the prime minister met senior Progressive party officials and reportedly suggested himself that he step down.
The highest-profile name to have suggested himself as a potential Conservative candidate is the former Arsenal and England footballer Sol Campbell.
The Liberal Democrats concentrated on education, while a UKIP figure suggested himself as a future leader, as the two parties launched their election manifestos on Wednesday.
Jones suggested himself, and the two began work on Off the Wall.
In 2001, having suggested himself as the only reasonable running mate for Bush, Cheney left his post as CEO at oilfield services corporation Halliburton.
Messi has a chance but Sergio Agüero suggests himself if he stays fit Who is the player to watch?
When Jack Black's Jerry suggests himself for the part of Waller and smirkingly parades himself around in blackface, everyone is embarrassed by how obviously inappropriate that is.
The colt might conceivably suggest himself, however, as a solution to the predicament facing Abdulla and his team following the dismal performance of Confront at Newbury on Saturday.
Liverpool's shortlist to find a successor to Benitez was sufficiently weak for Kenny Dalglish to suggest himself as the new manager.
For those wondering, Sasse is not suggesting himself as the candidate.
