Sentence examples similar to suggests an act from inspiring English sources

Edward Snowden has defended his decision to appear on live Russian television, insisting his question to Vladimir Putin on mass surveillance was designed to hold the Russian president accountable and not, as critics have suggested, an act of compliant propaganda.

START will not cripple our existing defenses, nor is it, as Krauthammer preposterously suggested, an act of unilateral disarmament.

Claudius' response is stated in several sources as "Avete vos!" ("Fare you well!"), suggesting an act of favor.

The Chicago Tribune reported that local police have said the way the gas was released "suggests an intentional act". .

"We talk about children performing oral sex on their perpetrator, which suggests a consensual act and a volitional act.

(In his opinion, Justice Scalia explained that Cher "metaphorically suggested a sexual act as a means of expressing hostility to her critics").

But if you're reluctant to participate, permit me to suggest a small act of civil disobedience.

We hear Majority Leader Eric Cantor give a relatively mellow speech suggesting a Dream Act for immigrant children and urging an agenda for "health, happiness and prosperity".

The forestry sell-off, too, suggests a government that acts first and thinks later.

There is a lovely shiver of ambiguity in that last phrase, suggesting both an act of reassurance and an act of restraint.

He suggested calculating an act's expected utility using probabilities of conditionals in place of conditional probabilities.