Sentence examples for suggested so much from inspiring English sources
Both sides have voiced their discontent with the government's compromise, while outside experts suggested so much had been diluted or left open that the package would have little effect on the labor market.
"The I Hate to Cook Book" emphasized speed, and if speed happened at the expense of the rubbing and rolling and stuffing and tying and long, sensuous, self-congratulatory simmering that James Beard was just then making de rigueur, then, Ms. Bracken strongly suggested, so much the better.
It is a mystery how Mr. Curran manages to suggest so much.
It's rare for such an admirably simple children's book to suggest so much that's profound.
If you're careful with it you can suggest so much of a character without recourse to the Dear Reader voice".
The danger is not that fundamentalism will grow, Armstrong's analysis suggests, so much as that modern, secular society will wither.
Bare soil in winter makes me want to cry, but I understand why people do it: a perfectly dug allotment, all neat and tidy, suggests so much.
I'm not against family matinees, but I think calling something family-friendly suggests so much that the rest of the stuff is unfriendly to families.
The prisoners' rough faces and darting eyes, the crooked arc of one man's nose and the unnervingly sly line of another's smile, suggest so much (murder most foul, to borrow a line), as do the occasional shivery biographical asides, particularly about the mafia, that jostle alongside the play's poetry.
I longed for this, not because there is anything inherently wrong in children acting as "ball kids", but rather because that role seemed to suggest so much about how we now view children, and what we want and expect from them in the space that we have reconstructed to suit our own ends, but which we still call childhood.
