Sentence examples for suggests absolutely from inspiring English sources

As the guide suggests, absolutely relax your muscles.

I would suggest absolutely nothing.

But to take Emin in particular: she may have loathed Thatcher in the 1980s, and may even, for a time, have resisted the idea of Charles Saatchi buying her work because of the part he played in Conservative election campaigns, but her generation of Britartists, with their cunning commercialism and shrewd manipulation of the media are (it is not new to suggest) absolutely Thatcher's children.

The plight of football and cycling suggests absolute power corrupts absolutely.

After all, an organism's representational state is not, as a simple theory suggests, about absolutely everything that it resembles: magnetosomes are needle-like but do not thereby represent needles.

Our post last month on the McKinsey & Company study that suggested — but absolutely did not predict — that up to 30 percent of employers would shed the health insurance plans they now provide workers in 2014, when the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act largely takes effect, drew some readers into an interesting discussion.

The $3,000 cap they're suggesting is absolutely ridiculous.

What you all are suggesting is absolutely unrealistic!" This Hoosier was right.

Our finding may have important implications for treatment schedules involving both cytotoxic agents and aspirin in malignancies; they could suggest to absolutely avoid co-treatment of aspirin and anticancer drugs.

The body governing football has faced appalling allegations that suggests it is absolutely riddled with corruption.

Tuminas's production lays the absurdity on with a trowel, but in doing so absolutely suggests that all these isolated individuals are suffering from one infection.