Sentence examples for suggested you know from inspiring English sources

How about re-instituting Glass-Steagall like John McCain of all people has suggested (you know you're a corporate sell-out when McCain outflanks you on the left)?

Funny enough, it was Spitzer who first told me about it — in a tone of voice that suggested, you know, that it didn't apply to him because he was clean, that it was all the dirtbags who he was up against who lived by this rule.

An expert suggests you know everything".

It suggests you know what you're doing.

Don't try to suggest you know better.

Created by Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, it aspires to a conversational, almost confidential voice that suggests, You know what oil companies do to the environment, and we do, too, but honestly, we're not like that at all.

Is it not the height of arrogance and condescension to suggest you know better?

For musicians and artists who are indebted to their career and art form that's what I'd suggest: You know you're a musician if you live and breathe it.

Say something that suggests you know you might be wrong or that your opponent might be winning.

When bringing someone else into a lie, use their name if you are suggesting you know them, as you'll only get asked who the person was.

Research suggests you might know some asexual people, even if you don't realise it.