Sentence examples for suggests but from inspiring English sources

A suggestive mark is one that suggests, but doesn't overtly describe, a certain service or product.

"I'm underground," she suggests, "but I want to be mainstream".

This is not capitalism, he suggests, but "creditism".

Our culture does not fetishize motherhood, as Orenstein suggests, but commodifies it.

Ask children to help plant a garden, Ms. King suggests, but have realistic expectations.

No knock against Sully, he suggests, but almost any decent pilot could have done it.

It doesn't quite look raw, as Fort suggests, but it's certainly not screaming "eat me!" either.

[cartoon id= a18714"] The process is more automated than Frist suggests, but it is labor-intensive.

Blacks were not being manipulated by the culture, as Mr. Brown suggests, but rather transforming it.

We will move to the new world, he suggests, but will not cannibalize our flagship products.

History is cyclical, he suggests, "but we need some illusions to survive".