Sentence examples for suggesting the question from inspiring English sources

Philadelphia Coach Mark Krikorian jokingly responded about how the team was doing by suggesting the question go to the trainer.

The selections included options like "Not a Brazil National" and "Not a South African National," suggesting the question was specific to those nations.

But the union's critics have cried foul, suggesting the questions were loaded to get the answer they wanted.

But it does suggest the question should be addressed functionally, rather than in the abstract.

"Why do you take pictures of naked women?" The steely tone suggests the question's glaring subtext.

Ultimately, they suggested, the question of constitutionality would involve a national look in the mirror: Is this what America does?

Once Hezbollah's militia pulls back from the border zone, he suggested, the question of its full disarmament or incorporation into the army can be debated.

"Matisse: The Fabric of Dreams — His Art and His Textiles," a revelatory, achingly beautiful show with a weak title that is now at the Met, suggests the question.

To refuse or fail to acknowledge them in a history of the cigarette, however, is more problematic, and suggests the question: Is a cigarette sometimes just a cigarette?

Ultimately, it suggests the question: had he actually been Muslim, or instead been Hindu, Jewish or atheist, would he be any less American?

The Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, has already suggested there could be a second poll, while Johnson has suggested the question of the EU may not be permanently settled by the result.