Sentence examples for suggests exactly from inspiring English sources

The evidence suggests exactly the opposite.

A recent Arts Council report suggests exactly this – a decline in universal access.

That phrase, "the cowards of our academies", suggests exactly the sort of people who refused to stand up for Coleman Silk in The Human Stain.

The idea that he lay in wait for someone to walk into a precomposed frame may explain his extraordinary hit rate – but it runs contrary to the French title, Images on the Run, which suggests exactly the opposite.

In fact, the American experience — which is obviously far more germane to our current problems than the experience of developing countries like Indonesia or Thailand — suggests exactly the opposite.

But, far from depicting their plights with a passive or bewildered detachment, he also suggests exactly what causes them to bear their burden in the face of pain and anguish: the wonder and the curse of love.

A group of artists have suggested exactly that.

What was interesting about today's evidence was that Turnbull suggested exactly the opposite.

Stacey was reluctant to suggest exactly how the new grades would compare with those at present.

This month's events, however, have suggested exactly the opposite: that forthright investigating judges can still hold politicians to account.

Several leftish groups are working for his impeachment, with magazines publishing articles suggesting exactly how it might be done.