Sentence examples for suggested without from inspiring English sources

"You could go undefeated," Krzyzewski had suggested without a modicum of embarrassment.

She suggested, without saying so, that it was time for her to go back.

It is history, someone suggested, without the actual bother of learning history.

And he suggested, without offering evidence, that Mr. Ranta still might have committed the crime.

Could Celtic survive, even thrive as the Celtic chief suggested, without Rangers?

Ms. Beresford-Kroeger has suggested, without evidence, that limonene inhaled in aerosol form by humans will help prevent cancer.

All of these are decisions that women have the right to make – as Senator Shorty suggested – without government interference.

Senator Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, suggested — without any evidence — that vital intelligence was lost by that approach.

There was the gynecological table, seemingly inexplicable; the dean suggested — without citing evidence — it was for abortions, or repairing hymens.

Some House Republicans have suggested, without citing specific language in the bill, that it also covered death benefits.

Carlos A. Martir Jr., Mr. Milan's principal lawyer, suggested -- without explicitly saying it -- that the government had built its case against Mr. Milan for five years, and tried him for more than four weeks, because of his ethnic background and because he was trying to help the city.