Sentence examples for suggests doubt from inspiring English sources

He suggests doubt as the trait in which there is always most drama.

This form, differing from the declarative statement only by the question mark in writing, or by rising intonation in speech, calls, like sentences (2) and (3), for a yes or no answer but suggests doubt on the part of the questioner that the action is taking place.

Artists like Mr. Bronson and Paul Pfeiffer (who is represented by Mr. Uslip's gallery) acknowledge them as such in their contributions; K8 Hardy, a member of the lesbian collective LTTR, suggests doubts in hers.

That suggests doubts that the agreement will be a long-term solution for Europe's mountainous debt problem or the pressing challenge of restoring growth to the Continent's moribund economies.

A recent review of the evidence by the British Treasury concluded that joining the single currency would eventually boost Britain's trade with the euro area by between 5% and 50%, without diverting trade from non-euro countries.As the range in this forecast suggests, doubts remain.

Wyclef Jean's defensive and amateurish video response to legitimate questions about his NGO, Yele Haiti, suggests doubts about the charity are well-founded.

The expressions suggested doubt or fear.

The tone of her voice suggested doubt and uncertainty.

The day before he publicly backed leave, Johnson sent two texts to Cameron, one warning that he would be campaigning for Brexit, the other suggesting doubt, saying "depression is setting in".

In "Die du Gott Gebarst, du Reine," a prayer to the Virgin, he leaned into the piano's chromatic chords in a way that suggested doubt in the promise of deliverance.

When the subjunctive retains a function in Romance that is, in contexts in which it can contrast with the indicative it has developed emotive overtones, especially suggesting doubt, unreality, or some sort of hypothetical futurity.