Sentence examples for suggestion that everything from inspiring English sources

"The less confident we are, the more susceptible we become to the suggestion that everything is as it should be".

Two decades of Serb underinvestment and neglect are bypassed in an argument that ends, inevitably, with the suggestion that everything would be fine if the old Serb managers were put back in charge.

Those were the last two numbers, and they carried the tantalizing suggestion that everything before them — the album along with the rest of the set — had merely been preparatory.

JEFFREY S. TRACHTMAN New York, Feb. 5, 2012 To the Editor: Re "The Death of the Cyberflâneur" (Sunday Review, Feb. 5): Evgeny Morozov, questioning the Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's suggestion that everything is better when shared, rightly asks, "Why this fear of solitude in the first place?" Facebook isn't intended for introverts like me.

In Metaphysics IV 5, Aristotle agrees with Plato that Protagoras's view and the suggestion that everything is "so and not so" (an expression echoed by Aristotle earlier at Metaph IV 4 1006a30–31) go hand in hand.

As buildings and ideas go, the Millennium Dome was not so much the whitest of £850m white elephants, but the first suggestion that not everything New Labour touched necessarily turned to gold, especially an idea first broached by Michael Heseltine.

Not surprisingly, the unions have cried "foul" at Brown's suggestion, with the argument that everything needs to be collectively bargained for at the local level.

Faced with a suggestion that this is nonsense, describe everything you did, adding the word "outstanding" at each point.

"The suggestion that you can laugh at everything, except certain aspects of Islam, because Muslims are much more prickly that the rest of the population - what is that, if not discrimination?" He compared those who follow the Koran to the letter to "one who reads an instruction manual on how to assemble an Ikea shelf".

The rally — which was addressed by well-known journalists, TV presenters, writers and politicians — opened with a provocative song, "Our madhouse is voting for Putin," a clear suggestion that the authorities had done everything to possible to get even the most passive layers of the population out to vote for them.

Over everything hangs the suggestion that, having rescued Disney in the 1980s, Mr Eisner's management has more recently been depressing the share price.Disney's board politely rejected Comcast's offer this week, pointing out that the cable company's shares (which it wants to use as currency) have fallen since it made its offer and that Disney's have risen.