Sentence examples for suggesting how much from inspiring English sources
"I would feel very uncomfortable suggesting how much people tip, because I advertise it as free.
The resulting work is both harrowing and funny, suggesting how much Beckett's absurdity is rooted in real life.
A current Oscar campaign ad shows Ms. Cotillard as her pretty young self, suggesting how much of a stretch the performance was.
At Smirnoff, the global brand manager is given the title of president of the Pierre Smirnoff Company, suggesting how much the company values his position.
His opinion column attracted more than 2,400 comments, suggesting how much of a hot topic Wal-Mart's plans for the district are.
The director, Marc Levin, is establishing images of two cultures on a collision course -- the setting is the divided Crown Heights neighborhood in Brooklyn -- but he is also suggesting how much the two groups have in common.
He suggests how much Debussy and Ravel owed to Liszt.
All of this suggests how much we have been blessed by her presence.
Neither the National Kidney Foundation panel nor the F.D.A. suggest how much of the drugs patients should receive.
An example is Enron, the Houston energy conglomerate, which even suggests how much employees should give.
That suggests how much else is at play in history's wars.
