Sentence examples for suggested precisely that from inspiring English sources

Roberto Ramirez, the Bronx Democratic leader and one of Mr. Ferrer's senior advisers, has from the earliest days sketched out a campaign in which late polls would show Mr. Ferrer moving ahead -- a poll on Tuesday by Quinnipiac University suggested precisely that -- and Latino voters would rush to Mr. Ferrer's candidacy and push him over 40percentt next Tuesday and into the runoff two weeks later.

Dr Pääbo's research suggests precisely that: the FOXP2 genes from modern humans and Neanderthals are essentially the same.

"Without explicitly stating so, the figures you have produced suggest precisely that," the letter says.

Park films the story with the visual equivalent of purple prose, a kind of eye-rollingly rhetorical passion in love with its own gleaming, glowing rhapsody that suggests precisely the sumptuous indulgences on which the tale runs.

The evidence not only fails to support that notion; it suggests precisely the opposite pattern is becoming indelibly fixed.Almost all political scientists now agree that politics became far less class-based between the 1960s and the 2000s.

That is why we suggest precisely identifying the people associated with each of the four components.

Tarantino, in his cinema-centric skein of references, suggests precisely the lack of confidence that he's filming anything like actual experience — even though the ardent righteousness of the movie's emotional affect suggests that he's filming something close to his thoughts and feelings.

It is a perfect conservative word because it suggests precisely the narrative of decline that Republicans like to tell.

But the movie's wider implications emerge with the recognition that the world is full of monsters — but that it would be self-destructive for the United States to assume the right and the responsibility to rid the world of them (and would also suggest precisely the kind of war-addiction that the movie dramatizes).

Part of his popularity, some suggested, was precisely that he was ungainly, and thus a comfortable hero, for women as much as men.

Yet visit the Carroll/Fletcher gallery in London at the moment, and I'd suggest doing precisely that.