Sentence examples for suggested variously from inspiring English sources

In the past he has suggested variously that he left the seminary because he started fantasising about the dinner ladies, or that he realised he'd want to tell his mates what he heard in confession.

It was suggested variously that data ownership could be attributed to the clients, the case managers, the clinical quality managers, the data warehouse and analysts and the health bureaucracies purchasing the programs under contract.

Recent reviews of the evidence have suggested variously that rates of mental illnesses are higher in urban areas compared to rural areas [ 12], that there is little evidence of an urban-rural differential in prevalence of mental health disorders [ 13], and that suicide rates for men are higher in rural compared to urban areas but do not differ for women [ 13].

They're also nuts about nuts, but so am I, so that's fine; recipes suggest, variously, almonds, hazelnuts, peanuts, pecans, walnuts.

They suggest variously that this "self-opinionated moron", a "wannabe famous, half-witted knob jockey" with "a bad case of hypocrisy masquerading as a social conscience", should swim back to Australia.

The internet suggests, variously, that this might not hit cinemas until 2018, and that it'll be the big smash of next Christmas – and we're banking on the latter.

This latter idea is brilliantly expressed through Ferdia Murphy's set: a row of six mirrored and curtained cubicles that suggests, variously, confessional boxes, lap dancing clubs, the loneliness of singledom and, when the set is folded together in the show's final minutes to form three corridors, the hell of a broken-down affair.

Mr Boisclair's opponents suggest, variously, that cocaine use may be just the first skeleton to fall out of his closet; that he will take the once social-democratic PQ further to the right; and even that he might be a less than sincere separatist.

Critics have offered many explanations for the characters' longevity, suggesting variously that the Hardy Boys embody simple wish fulfillment, American ideals of masculinity, American ideals of boyhood, a well-respected father paradoxically argued to be inept, and the possibility of the triumph of good over evil.

Current data showing a vestibular-mediated suppression of visual cortex are disparate however, suggesting variously a global suppression of visual cortex including V1 (Wenzel et al. 1996; Bottini et al. 2001) or focal suppression at V5/MT (Bense et al. 2001) or even V5/MT activation (Fasold et al. 2002).

Among other things, the authors variously suggested that she looked like a dog, was fond of eating dogs or should have sex with one.