Sentence examples for suggests I would from inspiring English sources

If I had cancer and my physician asked me whether I had eaten Hershey's, as Dr. Caldicott suggests, I would immediately find a different physician.

Which suggests, I would submit, that when voters say that rich donors control everything, they may not be talking about absolute amounts of money, or even individual election rules.

"I would probably stay abroad longer, doing a postdoc in a lab doing research in an area that is different from my research field," ponders Mattevi, while Mansuy suggests, "I would join a MD/PhD program to learn medicine before doing a postdoc".

Re your Jan . 9news article describing current theories of a sudden emergence of light in the universe ("Stars Burst on Scene Ensemble, Astronomer Suggests"), I would note that once again the most intrepid scientists have scaled the peaks of mystery only to be greeted by the theologians who got there by another route: "And God said, 'Let there be light.' " (Rev).

Brawn's relationship with Ecclestone has been strained but he suggests: "I'd quite enjoy working with him now.

When I phoned them they repeated the request and suggested I would be paid for information.

Nothing to suggest I would drop down dead in the middle of a car park.

It is an utter lie to suggest I would put up a bounty of £10m.

It could be that people worry about offending the interviewer by suggesting, "I wouldn't vote for someone like you".

"How dare they suggest I would ever put that at risk for other people's children?

"I suggested I would pay them all off for him using my debit card and he would then repay me".