Sentence examples for suggested with some from inspiring English sources

Immigration could be more sharply controlled, some suggested, with some people who are admitted being required to report periodically on their activities.

After meeting with the Republicans, Mr. Obama suggested with some bitterness that they were still trying to score political points, demanding victories on abortion or gutting environmental regulation to keep the government open.

To investigate RRL for practical multi-strand CICC, a simplified analysis model is suggested with some reasonable assumptions.

Their analysis shows that mammals fall neatly into four groups as others had suggested, with some modifications.

RHF was defined as previously suggested with some modification [ 17].

Indeed, it can now be suggested with some credence that perhaps the life-prolonging effects of DR, as traditionally conceived, do not occur in Drosophila.

A new report from the Centre for Longitudinal Studies suggests with some exasperation that "a quarter of responses to any question on religion are unreliable".

I suggest – with some hesitation – that I find Shia Muslims readier to discuss the meaning of the Koran than Sunni Muslims, and Tarif Khalidi agrees at once.

Even the words "personal essay" give him the creeps: "I hesitate to use the designation personal because it has come to suggest, with some justification, a certain contemporary predisposition toward narcissism".

Despite these demographic facts, the news media constantly suggest with some glee that this dump is aimed at rich white people who should stop making a fuss and suck it up - probably literally.

Secretary of State Kerry's considerable diplomatic accomplishment was not worked out merely four days in early September, as his critics suggested [with some warrant if one were only aware of the "optics". In fact, however, plan for removal of poison gas had been in draft for months.