Sentence examples for suggested later from inspiring English sources

Whatever he suggested later, he was vulnerable.

"Lobbying", they suggested later, was a dirty word.

Instead, Di Natale suggested later that evening that he could even play next weekend against Inter.

That might have been the right defense on some other hand, as Berkowitz suggested later, but here it was fatal.

He volunteered to guard James in the first half and suggested later that it might have been a bad idea.

By contrast, Mr. Lazio pulsated while smiling; one of Mrs. Clinton's advisers suggested later that he was almost smirking.

If the imagery and scenery suggest later Buñuel, the world-weary mood and suave discontinuity have more in common with the recent work of Jean-Luc Godard.

She will suggest later to Luke that her desire not to kill Reva helped her break free of Kilgrave, but this is a fragile explanation.

What she suggests later is that there is something irresistible about this wild thing recognizing who you are, and knowing that when you approach, you want a greeting, too, even if it's only a chuffle.

One of those days that, Guy Garvey will suggest later, have done much to shape Manchester music over the past few decades through the way they encourage introspection in the city's musicians.

The image of a pop star, she'll suggest later, is as much about what you can't see as what you can, but this isn't just confined to pop.