Sentence examples for suggestion posed from inspiring English sources

Last year, the Spectator scoffed at the idea, asking: "Do adults really need to be taught about the moment of 'consent'?" The suggestion, posed under the banner of common sense, is that all the talk of needing to clarify consent is a daft generational trend, one where young people are complicating the simplest, and oldest, of human interactions with stuttering indecision.

Anthony discovers Johanna's whereabouts and, at Todd's suggestion, poses as a wig-maker's apprentice to rescue her.

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In the case of Ms. Tucker, the young Wisconsin woman charged with selling cocaine, the appeals court was skeptical of Judge Mueller's suggestion that she posed a threat to the jurors.

The suggestion was that Coonelly posed the question in a way that would intimidate clubs from considering such a thing.

During Senate question time on Monday, Brandis rejected Ludlam's suggestion that the legislation posed "a threat to investigative journalism" and said the government had already agreed to a three-month review of the issue.

Ms. Donahoe dismissed suggestions that the resolution posed an obstacle to efforts by the United States and Russia to convene the peace conference on Syria.

Lambie, who said it had been a joy to work with both artists, offered the gun-and-gown pose suggestion as a tongue-in-cheek way to portray women in the defence force.

This point is usually expressed in a tone of outrage, often with the suggestion that relativists pose a threat to civilized society (or something of this sort).

"The suggestion that I pose a danger to Lady GaGa is preposterous," he said.

In response, Breen wrote: "The present suggestion that...Lili poses in the nude will be changed.