Sentence examples for suggested something new from inspiring English sources

Simone de Beauvoir told Ms. that only Firestone "has suggested something new," noting how the book "associates Women's Liberation with children's liberation".

In fact, the whole situation did not strike anyone as particularly unusual until the deaf-mute girl appeared in town two weeks later, with a fresher, brighter, slightly fuller face and that smile which suggested something new about her.

I've often had to accomplish more, and when I suggested something new, it was always questioned because I'm a woman".

The scale of Sunday's leak, and the suggestion that there may be hundreds more images and videos to come, suggests something new.

So I'm not suggesting something new".

Each of those positions suggests something new, subtly alters the drama.

"They are all different, but with the common thread of an appreciation for clothes that suggest something new but made to last far beyond fast-trend fashion".

People like the young white nationalist writers Richard Spencer and Milo Yiannopoulos have become ubiquitous, because they fit the general story and because they suggest something new.

Sena was tired of the multicolored, psychedelic packaging that held the cups together, so he had called in the Los Angeles branding firm Wolfgang to suggest something new.

It's the tracks in which Ms. Keys seems to pay attention to a quieter story rather than building new pedestals for herself — that echo and smudge and smear sounds, that lead toward paradox — that suggest something new for her.

Mr. Rigau said the indictment was particularly alarming because although corruption and patronage were not new, the charges suggest something new, a possibility of institutionalized corruption by a governing party.