Sentence examples similar to suggesting subtly from inspiring English sources

We should look at ways to suggest (subtly) that drinking Pepsi can mend bone.

Pash seemed to suggest subtly that it was time to make a deal without further delay.

But he then went on to suggest subtly that Muslims had provoked the two most deadly incidents in Ahmedabad -- at the Gulbarg Society and another clash in the Naroda area, where 65 people were killed.

That morning suggest subtly into a conversation that you have stomach/head ache or a sore throat.

He was suggesting, very subtly, ways of interpreting the Bible which would not preclude a civilised country from having laws against homosexuality declared repugnant to its constitution.

And they are suggesting, sometimes subtly and sometimes not, that the recently arrived dog owners are not as vigilant about cleaning up after their pets as they should be.

Rather than accuse Clinton of race-baiting — as many did — Obama's representatives responded by suggesting, more subtly, that he and the Hillary Clinton campaign were practicing "old politics".

I'd find this funnier if it were suggested more subtly.

Each word suggests some subtly different quality: looking implies volition; spying suggests furtiveness; gawking carries an element of social judgment and a sense of surprise.

The growing amount of data suggests that subtly influencing people's opinions, and voting turnout, could prod voting in one direction or another.

The photos were taken in 2012, on the day Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom was screened at Cannes, and each suggests a subtly different mood or personality trait.