Sentence examples for suggesting said from inspiring English sources

"We think it would be business folly to invest less as some clubs are suggesting," said Whelan.

Ingels, who perhaps cares more for appreciation than he was here suggesting, said of the Charlie character, "Any intellectual that ever creates is Charlie Kaufman.

" He's not a socialist, that's ridiculous to suggest," said Mr. Pason.

"People are tantalized by the potential it suggests," said Suzanne Nossel, the executive director of Amnesty International USA.

That suggests, said Paul Brannan, a senior institute analyst, that the "reactor is at least at some state of initial operation".

Accept the fare that the company's online booking system suggests, said Tom Ruesink, owner of the Ruesink Consulting Group in Burnsville, Minn.

"Regrettably, economic growth remains a lot flatter than this headline growth figure suggests," said Prof James Mitchell from Warwick Business School.

This suggests, said the Times, that the efforts of advocacy groups, rape crisis centers, and universities are changing the culture of silence.

The administration's figures are "lower than our data suggests," said David Sterman, senior program associate at the Washington, DC-based think tank New America.

Lovers' gender, Choi suggests, says little about emotional experience.

When addressing one, he suggested saying "your age group" instead.