Sentence examples for suggested something as from inspiring English sources

When Alija Izetbegovic, the Muslim member of Bosnia's presidency, suggested something as uncontroversial as flora and fauna, Mr Krajisnik promptly demanded a Serb eagle.

Your doctor may suggest something as simple as a walk every day.

The minor triad would not in itself be enough to suggest something as richly sinister as the Ring of Power.

On China's, even those suggesting something as innocuous as a dialogue are being pilloried as "traitors".

You may be shocked that I'd suggest something as banal as tracking the Dow, but right now it stands for familiarity and safety and is as inexpensive as it has been in my lifetime.

They were performances that suggested something of music as such, and revealed how these compositions touched on the musical ultimate.

Since Lidia had been a biochemist in Russia, Ruth suggested something better as a permanent career, but Lidia just laughed.

All this suggested something very interesting indeed: that as well as still playing Beatles songs, McCartney continued to feel the bite of the intense competition that drove them to their best work.

But the diversity of definitions and lack of consensus among professionals suggest something else as well.

But the story of the following eight years in Hecht's judicial career suggests something nearly as important: the transformation of state supreme courts into engines of conservative change.

But it suggests something more as well - something subtle and ambiguous in the American political psyche.