Sentence examples for suggesting of the from inspiring English sources

Addressing the media without his trademark glasses, broken amid the mayhem that followed Adam Lallana's 95th-minute winner, he seemed unsure whether to laugh or cry, initially suggesting of the best way to reach Wembley: "We can again score five, and they get four!

Gauland, 77, is known for making unapologetically racist statements, such as suggesting of the government's integration commissioner, who is German-born but of Turkish descent, that Germans could "dispose of her in Anatolia".

For example, the Fusarium species, which are necrotrophic pathogens, contain many closely related paralogous PL1 genes, suggesting of the recent gene duplication and divergence events.

Further, nurses were supported by physicians in most of the studies, suggesting of the potential benefits of collaborative teams in the improvement of patient outcomes, for example, reducing modifiable risk factors [ 47, 48].

The same is true, Herzog suggests, of "the connected world".

The song made for a perfect summation, he suggested, of the prevailing sentiment among Olympic spectators.

"She's sort of a Marlene Dietrich tavern-singer spy," Lucas suggests, of the character who would become Marion Ravenwood Karen Allenn).

Then there are books like "The Princessa: Machiavelli for Women," proof, DeMott suggests, of the killer woman's ascendancy.

(Their unusually high response rate was evidence, Wieland suggested, of the hunger for better image descriptions among the visually impaired).

Yet it's trailed by a ghost, I would suggest, of the film it could have been.

Overcrowding is one of the suggested causes of the disaster.