Sentence examples for suggesting for instance from inspiring English sources

She uses metaphor rarely and perfectly, suggesting, for instance, that scarlet lipstick can make older women look "like a vampire bat disturbed in mid-dinner".

But Mr Davis gives hostages to fortune by advancing further claims which the evidence does not sustain, suggesting, for instance, that famine was deliberately engineered by the Raj.

But he was clearly prepared to make his case, suggesting, for instance, that, the United States eradicate the poppy fields and then use some of the money it spends on antidrug programs to plant wheat for Afghan farmers.

There's nothing suggesting, for instance, that Last Vegas isn't actually a film about four creepy old men who go to Las Vegas and abduct their adolescent doppelgangers in order to eat their brains and live forever.

It is a sophisticated document based on wide-ranging opinion polls, suggesting, for instance, that the removal of Israeli settlements from the West Bank should be denounced as "a kind of ethnic cleansing".

In addition, Mr. Day, long an advocate of decentralism, has pitched his anti-Ottawa message to Quebec's "soft nationalists" -- the one-third of voters here who want more autonomy, but not outright independence, suggesting, for instance, that provinces be given control over tax money they raise for health, education and social welfare.

It suggests, for instance, that modern cities are the real centers of sustainability.

Some studies suggest, for instance, that simply improving sleeping habits can improve mental well-being.

He suggested, for instance, that as fellow psychopaths, the Unabomber and Charles Manson could be sent after Osama bin Laden.

It suggests, for instance, asking if, in offering advice, the adviser is required to use the "fiduciary" standard.

I've heard it suggested, for instance, that the Justice Department won't prosecute Corzine because it would hurt President Obama.