Sentence examples for suggested saying from inspiring English sources

When addressing one, he suggested saying "your age group" instead.

But the threat of military action still played a role, he suggested, saying the forces deployed "were not joking around".

Nor can the Women's Federation help much, she suggested, saying, "They are part of the bureaucracy and have to compromise as a women's organization".

Mr. Strauss-Kahn was not pushed very hard, he suggested, saying, "We will never know now what happened in that hotel room".

Germany had the right to defend its own interests in Europe, he suggested, saying, "One can't pay for Nazism until the end of time".

"They should make it a holiday," he suggested, saying he was happy that Bin Laden is dead and "that justice is finally served".

"I think we're doing it differently to the way the national curriculum review suggested," says David Brunton, Academy principal.

"The beneficial effects of laughter on preventing the exacerbation of diabetic nephropathy are strongly suggested," say the researchers.

"The original research the university did suggested says it would bring £60m a year into the Shropshire economy.

And the Clinton Foundation has done enormous good despite some occasions when a Foundation staffer suggested, say, a Nobel winner get an appointment with the SecofState.

"Try to change the dialogue," Davin suggested, "Say: This really is very important to me so when can I expect it to done?