Sentence examples for suggests again from inspiring English sources

The work is necessary and probably ethical, he suggests, again and again.

But the incident suggests again that pilots have become decreasingly able to cope when computer systems go wrong.

But the students have persisted, which suggests, again, that their campaign transcends a battle over Rhodes's legacy.

The novel suggests, again and again, that locas and revolutionaries occupy parallel positions in Pinochet's Chile — a point made clear not least by Lemebel's version of Pinochet himself, who is the focus of the novel's second narrative strand.

From there, Mr. Von Drehle suggests (again following accepted authorities), it was but a short hop to the New Deal, women's rights, labor empowerment and urban liberalism, first in New York, then across the country.

An abbreviation often used for the US Freedom of Information Act, it suggests again that the leaker was familiar with the attempts by US bloggers and others to get release of tree ring and similar data.

"Will we split the difference?" the crippled man suggested again.

But will he fight Danny García, as his people suggest, again stealing Khan's thunder?

And Arena suggested again that Clint Mathis, the most reliable American scorer, was not fit enough.

They suggested, again, that they go themselves, and asked for air cover.

After Thatcher, no one could ever suggest again that women were the weaker, less competitive, less intelligent sex.