Sentence examples for suggests a question from inspiring English sources

The mammoth scale of the renovation suggests a question: How did the Sanderses' marriage survive unscathed?

Perhaps more intriguingly, the Boehner attack suggests a question: Were there other plausible choices?

Of course, there is an entire industry built around these events, which suggests a question: Do they actually work?

The guide to parliamentary procedure, known as Erskine May, suggests a question "may not be brought forward again during the same [Commons] session".

Scandinavia, but especially Sweden, inevitably suggests a question as to why a group of small, sparsely populated countries ranks directly after England and the United States for the variety, vigour, and even genius of its children's literature.

"The nation's first MBA president is a fifth-generation Yalie," the magazine notes, "but his epoch-making style of governance suggests that Bush learned everything he needed to know at Harvard Business School". Which suggests a question: Is that an ad for the B-school or an indictment of it?

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Therefore the witness has the burden of doing something more than suggesting a question might incriminate him.

"'Well, they're not wrong?' I said, shrugging on that last word, my inflection suggesting a question.

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