Sentence examples for suggested long from inspiring English sources

My wife suggested long walks on the beach to relieve my stress.

He suggested, long before toxins were actually discovered, that some bacteria might produce these substances.

The economic crash, he suggested long before it happened, was an inevitable consequence of an economics based on debt rather than equity, and a global misconception of risk.

Three decades ago, at a New York Fashion Group presentation, Antonio, the fashion artist, who sketched James's designs for his archives, suggested long coats modeled after sleeping bags as a lightweight replacement for furs.

As Norman Mailer's impressionistic prose suggested long ago, the clear-cut certainties of the essayist tell us more about our own aspirations, and their inevitable disappointment, than they do about her.

William H. Campbell, a lawyer in Oklahoma City, recalled a client arrested on charges of car theft whose long, oily hair, "scraggly" beard, jack-o'-lantern teeth and craggy appearance suggested long methamphetamine and alcohol abuse.

Political analysts said the loss in Lunas suggested long-term problems for the governing coalition.

The claim chimes with reports that the levels of weapons and ammunitions involved in the attack suggested long-term planning.

Some headlines implicitly suggested long-term relationships between HIV negative and HIV positive men and women are something of an alien phenomenon.

In its report, the panel, which was named last year by Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye, suggested long-term proposals ranging from the expensive and radical, like the public financing of elections, to the inexpensive and innocuous, like an Internet guide for voters.

Therefore there were no problems with fluid production with meconium present, but the high-lactate losses with heavy meconium suggested long-term intrauterine hypoxia.