Sentence examples for suggests but rather from inspiring English sources

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

The Palestinians need not "put up or shut up," as Mr. Friedman suggests, but rather must continue their struggle for justice.

MEIN TAGEBUCH, 1998-2000 (MY DIARY .By Helmut Kohl.Droemer; 352 pages; DM44.90AS THE jacket of this book showing the author's substantial hands on a near-empty appointments diary makes clear, this is not a genuine journal, as the title suggests, but rather a highly subjective re-telling of events by an embittered, vengeful, vainglorious old man.

Public opinion in the U.S. is against foreign aid not for the reasons Dr. Zedillo suggests, but rather because of past experience.

I do not experience nothingness as a universal or absolute state in the fear of death, Rosenzweig suggests, but rather I experience my nothingness—I experience nothingness as a particular "something" that threatens me and me alone.

He also believes that the sophisticated nature of the attack indicates these are not amateurs as the initial amount suggests, but rather more experienced criminals who would likely raise the number once they realized Meetup was a target that's willing to pay.

The problem was not one of supply, Posen suggested, but rather of demand.

He said he was not trying to build a new empire, as some analysts have suggested, but rather create a profitable template for the industry.

This doesn't demand more study – as today's science might suggest – but rather a science of learning from experiments through robust monitoring and measurement of what is and is not working.

Deveining, as you refer to it, does not involve removing something with blood in it, as the word would suggest, but rather taking out the digestive tract of the prawn.

It wasn't a matter of Matt's having been like his son, as Audrey had suggested, but, rather, that Matt seemed at times like a source of... what?