Sentence examples for suggested once again from inspiring English sources

He suggested, once again, that he had been an intelligence asset.

He was swift to remind people that, during his own spell at the club, Madrid had encountered difficulties that played their part in his decision to leave, yet he also suggested once again that part of Madrid's problem had been that they had become satiated by success.

In an appearance outside the White House this morning with smiling Senate Democrats, Mr. Clinton promoted his "patients' bill of rights" to regulate managed care programs, and he suggested once again that the public was eager for policy debate rather than more investigations.

Like a football manager who always manages to miss the moment when his star player commits an appalling foul, he suggested, once again, that it was he who egged Bale into the pent-up aggression that apparently led to that well-publicised rant.

Their work suggested once again that meditation literally changes one's brain, noting that the changes occur very quickly, in as little as 11 hours.

It is suggested, once again, that the drop in pH is indicative of an increase in cellular metabolism of the fungus, at which time it begins to consume the substrate present in the medium and enhance their growth.

The opinion polls suggest once again that Lula is cruising to victory (see article).

But the harassment of Antúnez suggests once again that the Castro brothers do not intend to change.

Ratings are down for this season (suggesting once again that journalists are more fascinated by their business than the public is).

The evidence of last night's debate suggests, once again, that Santorum would have been a more effective anti-Romney over the long haul than Gingrich.

For those susceptible to moral panic, the list of 2013-14's most borrowed books can't fail to suggest once again an alarming public craving for murder and mayhem.