Sentence examples for suggests for one from inspiring English sources

The telomere hypothesis suggests, for one thing, that AIDS is a disease — at least in part — of cellular aging.

It suggests, for one thing, that monetary policy was remarkably loose during the Depression and extremely tight during the inflations of the 1970s, which we know is not true.

Even so, the way the man's snobbery appears to ignite Chris's brutality (after one killing, he howls and triumphantly gesticulates with Kubrickian apishness) suggests for one brief, flickering moment that the class resentment that rattles throughout "Sightseers" will put a meaningful, maybe even politically trenchant spin on the carnage.

"Nobody is suggesting for one minute that a sugary drinks tax will solve everything.

Hardin said, "There is nobody who has suggested for one moment there is any money laundering here".

Updated at 11.38am BST 11.23am BST "I am not suggesting for one moment there is not enormous room for engagement with the press.

The all-action sequence at the start doesn't suggest for one minute that it could be leading towards one of the best punchlines you'll ever see in a commercial... but it is.

I'm not suggesting for one second that public bodies act unlawfully, but it takes good leadership to go beyond safe and simple legal compliance, act on the courage of convictions and take bold new steps into relatively unknown territory.

The book's revelations are delicate and resonant, suggesting, for one thing, that we forgive others not so much out of generosity but because we recognize that forgiveness is sometimes the only way we can live with ourselves.

Of course I'm not suggesting for one moment Mr Connolly falls into the category.

No-one would suggest for one minute that manager Roy Hodgson should throw caution to the wind against a team of Spain's creative talents - but this was simply too conservative, especially in a friendly.