Sentence examples for suggesting something more from inspiring English sources

Instead of rushing to propose something that might seem radical or even bizarre, help her to get used to the idea by gradually suggesting something more palatable.

"Latham Blackout", declared the front page of a tabloid, suggesting something more sinister than its story of the leader's self-imposed quarantine.

The raw graininess in Mr. Yoshiyuki's pictures is similar to the look of surveillance images, but there is an immediacy suggesting something more personal: that here is a person making choices, not a stationary camera recording what passes before it.

It's even possible to see in the silly little truisms passed on to me old versus young, employed versus unemployed that the veterans were really suggesting something more troubling: that they were instructing us in code to do what the Constitution forbids.

It's even possible to see in the silly little truisms passed on to me — old versus young, employed versus unemployed — that the veterans were really suggesting something more troubling: that they were instructing us in code to do what the Constitution forbids.

However, our data are suggesting something more complex.

What makes him special, I think, is his ability to use relatively simple means to achieve a very theatrical effect, such as lighting or the suggestion of a set to suggest something more elaborate".

But other accounts suggest something more complicated.

"The bridal consultant suggested something more fitted.

Can you suggest something more moderate?

But these new albums suggest something more.