Sentence examples for suggested something else from inspiring English sources

But there it was, in plain sight, a clue which suggested something else.

She mentioned Singapore's successful education system, but she stressed that it was "workforce oriented," and her subsequent musings suggested something else, too: that she feels Singaporeans are materialistic.

Carson announced at the Conservative Political Action Conference that he would retire from his medical practice in the coming months and then suggested something else was on the horizon.

"One composer – one performer" promised the Radio 3 announcer before Nigel Kennedy's late-night Bach recital, though a glance at the extra stools and instruments on the candlelit stage suggested something else was afoot.

For all they chanted "You're not Rangers anymore" at the visiting contingent, an extension of the tiresome oldco/newco debate, they celebrated in a manner which suggested something else differently.

The word "partner" suggested something else Mr. Bush had been looking for: someone with whom he felt a strong sense of comfort and an equally strong sense of trust.

May I suggest something else entirely?

But in fact these recent books suggest something else.

But some of the contours can suggest something else – a flat and sharp-edged sheet.

For, one way to justify doing nothing is to continually suggest something else.

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