Sentence examples for suggests it should from inspiring English sources

Large projects like this demand a new system of acknowledgement, Frith suggests: "it should all be done very much like the rolling list in front of a Hollywood film: starring, introducing etc.

It seems less quick than its power suggests it should be, the steering feels rubbery and anaesthetised, the suspension never quite settles.

Such an increased flow of fresh water from Greenland could, according to the best available models of ocean circulation, change the way that currents flow in the North Atlantic, to the detriment of the Gulf Stream, the current that keeps north-west Europe warmer than its latitude suggests it should be.

Data from a radio experiment running on the probe at the time of its shutdown suggests it should be found somewhere in a strip of terrain roughly 350m by 30m.

I don't see anything in the historical data on risk factors that makes Thailand stick out as much as its coup-prone history suggests it should.

It is moving that Mr. Pamphilon loves the sport and its bonding rituals even as he suggests it should be radically altered or even made somewhat obsolete.

In any other business, such a suggestion would ruffle scarcely a hair, but the education business has wrapped itself in such a mantle of righteousness that it and its defenders become livid if anyone suggests it should be subject to even the sketchiest economic rules.

That suggests it should be taken seriously.

(The Sun, helpfully, suggests it should rhyme with "cougar").

He suggests it should go further, and apply to all British citizens.

But the bright blackberries and earthy-spiciness of M&S's latest find suggests it should be.