Sentence examples for suggested none of from inspiring English sources

The early list suggested none of the ministries had gone to ultraconservative Islamists known as Salafis.

But when it eventually came, Truxton basically shrugged in his employee's face and suggested none of it mattered.

He looked as confused while batting as during the first four Tests of the Ashes of 2005, and suggested none of the deep-buried professional pride that stirred him to that hard-bitten hundred at The Oval.

Let's face it, Whitney Houston in her first decade had the pipes!" — MenLA, Los Angeles At least one reader suggested none of the above: "The new Fanny should be a complete unknown who will come from an open casting call.

He suggested none of the documents published by the council or the primary school on attendance made it clear when a penalty notice would be given.

As Johanesen suggested, none of these projects are going to rival "real" games, but he said they requires more technical effort that you might think, particularly when it comes to making sure they work on every possible device.

The sample strongly suggests none of the data should be used to inform your decision.

At times, in fact, the book comes perilously close to suggesting none of it actually occurred at all.

It is worth noting that the exit polls suggest none of the secessionist parties is likely to gain an absolute majority of parliamentary seats.

In Britain, doctors are government employees; despite what Mr. Giuliani is suggesting, none of the Democratic candidates have proposed to make American doctors work for the government.

Ken Starr's zealous and chillingly unambiguous morality, on the other hand, suggests none of the fullness, none of the complex interplay and recognition of opposing forces that interest the intelligent mind.