Sentence examples for suggesting it in from inspiring English sources

But he was the first to denote the ratio by the symbol π, suggesting it in a book as an abbreviation of either the word periphery or perimeter.

Descartes himself never cashed out the notion of representation in terms of substitution, although he came close to suggesting it in the French version of the Third Meditation, in which he claimed that such things as extension, shape, position and movement may be contained in him eminently, "…and as it were the garments under which corporeal substance appears to us" (1985 91b, fn.1, p. 31).

I didn't suggest it in opposition.

"I suggest it in instances where I think it would work," Mr. Harmon said.

However, I've recommended FastMail numerous times here, since a reader, Frank Jordans, suggested it in 2004.

This thread was commissioned after the author suggested it in a You tell us thread.

This article was commissioned after the author suggested it in a You tell us thread.

He has crafted his pieces in silence ever since John Cage suggested it in the early 1940s.

She reminded me that I suggested it in December 2006 when the NS and NPA first moved in together.

Wells then goes on to deny that William was Catholic, finding nothing to suggest it in the writings.

In "See Under: Love," I struggled to bring to life, if only for a few pages, the Age of Genius, as Schulz had suggested it in his writings.