Sentence examples for suggesting even from inspiring English sources

Conversely, I sometimes find myself suggesting even more risk-taking.

Maurizio Lupi, the Italian transport minister, said several of the people who were saved did not figure on the list, suggesting even more could have died.

It's ingenious but becomes predictable in the deliberately prosaic context, suggesting even a satirical critique might need a more boots-on-the-ground level of engagement with language.

Its exterior appearance does not follow the norms for New York architecture, suggesting even at first glance that it is the result of one or more alterations.

The chapter treasurer for Voice of the Faithful, Kevin J. Connors, said he was not surprised by the report and had seen figures suggesting even higher reserves.

But suggesting even a partial drop in the lineup for Jeter, at this stage of his career, could be construed as a demotion.

But as the study suggests, even monkeys occasionally pull the right chain.

Other research has suggested even soccer players are prone to head injuries.

Yet the Blinder-Morgan study suggests even a maestro performs better with an orchestra than without.

Only Mr. Kitz suggested even a hint of arrogance, playing deceptively simple arrangements with authority.

She might, some people have suggested, even be getting it lasered off.