Sentence examples for suggested matters from inspiring English sources

There was a wild and unrestrained movement in their large dancing tips that suggested matters were more serious than anyone had anticipated.

What is played on that stage, the building suggests, matters.

The exhibition's eventual title -- "Prima Materia" -- suggests matters fundamental, subtle, profound.

"Ava was a brief but very intense relationship," he suggests, matter-of-factly.

Their demeanour suggests matter-of-fact office workers; perhaps they've become mechanised, too.

To simply declare – as some scientists do – there was no space or time before the big bang and that the question is therefore meaningless is hard to accept, as it suggests matter was created out of nothing.

But Mr. Chernin of the News Corporation suggested that matters might be different if the tables were turned.

But somehow, a day watching thousands of people looking futilely for work suggested that matters are not quite that simple.

But how the questions are raised and the answers suggested are matters not only for ethics, politics, and religion but also for the cinema itself.

In a transcript of an interview with Lee Shulman (Berry et al. [2008]), he suggested 'bringing subject matter and teaching together'.

Nor is this, as some in the White House have suggested, a matter of protecting national security.