Sentence examples for suggestion points from inspiring English sources

Kelley's brave new T-shirt suggestion points to a broader theme that sets both the book and IDEO apart.

But his suggestion points to what could be a critical element in a new trial in a civilian court because rebel leadership was a key aspect of her 1996 conviction for aggravated terrorism, also called treason in Peru.

Verizon hasn't come right out and said it (that'd ruin the fun a bit, wouldn't it?), but every sign, signal, and suggestion points to iPhone.

A different suggestion points out that the problem is only genuine if the cases that generate it are coherent – and are they?

The most convincing suggestion points to evidence that, for reasons which are not entirely clear, Plato's successors in the Academy, Speusippus, Xenocrates and Heraclides, chose to present Pythagoreanism not just as a precursor of late Platonic metaphysics but as having anticipated its central theses.

Another suggestion points to calcium's potential as a regulator in estrogen-driven cell proliferation [ 56].

Dr. Amundsen welcomes the suggestion, pointing out that female beauty has been in the shadows for too long.

But Merkel objected to Macron's suggestion, pointing out he risked a no-deal Brexit on the eve of Europe Day on 9 May, which marks European unity.

Tadashi Arashim, the chief executive of Toyota in Europe, echoed that suggestion, pointing out that consumer confidence in Europe was still a shadow of what it was before the financial crisis hit.

That is, if you were reading about fashion or sports on your mobile phone, you might see an app suggestion pointing you to related fashion or sports apps you could download.

"Some people have fallen for that and immediately echoed the suggestion, pointing to the failure of past sanctions to achieve their purpose.