Sentence examples for suggesting a return from inspiring English sources

But no one is suggesting a return to the heights of 2000.

He is not suggesting a return to the Golden Age of supermodels.

Nobody with political influence is suggesting a return to pre-Reagan tax rates on the wealthy.

His current band is called the Secondmen, suggesting a return to the hurtling songs of his Minutemen days.

The soundtrack offered Kurt Cobain, suggesting a return to grunge, but the clothes did not really telegraph that idea either, although they did suggest that Mr. Jacobs probably plowed through thrift shops in Notting Hill and got marginally excited.

The coalition government began its term with a much-vaunted policy proclamation suggesting a return to the fundamental value of human rights, and a roll back of authoritarian oppressive measures.

"Restore" suggests a return to the past.

The photographs are bright, color-saturated, geometric; they suggest a return to order from chaos.

Instead, Sarkozy's promotion of dialogue suggests a return to stability-orientated pragmatism.

Still, those examples do not suggest a return to the attacking style of Sampras and McEnroe.

The casting for her newest dance, "Verge," might suggest a return to those themes.