Sentence examples for suggests itself on from inspiring English sources

As for Wiig herself … well, some obvious wordplay suggests itself on the subject of how she has always been the supporting player but never the lead.

That dismissive headline suggested itself on July 15th after Yves Leterme, Belgium's prime minister, tendered his resignation to the king because he had failed to resolve a bitter dispute about regional autonomy and minority language rights.At mid-week Albert II had not accepted Mr Leterme's resignation.

A new academic discipline suggested itself: acoustipolitics, founded on the statistical correlation between the size of a cheer and the current state of relations between any given nation and its host.

Geoff Dyer suggests getting on with it.

Kavinoky suggests: keep on hustling.

The need for labels itself suggests an insecurity on the part of those wielding them.

A paper in the September issue of Nature Medicine suggests that insulin itself, on the surface of the cells that produce it, triggers the destruction.

Beside the general influence of injury distribution and severity on prehospital treatment [ 37], the helicopter platform itself was suggested to increase on-scene management: Nakstad et al. have demonstrated an increase of intubation rate from 8.2%to90.2%2% between ground and helicopter emergency service based on the same indications for endotracheal intubation [ 32].

As Davies suggests, inequality feeds on itself, begetting higher concentrations of wealth at the top of the economic pyramid.

This is an interesting finding in itself and suggests that, based on disease burden, this group of patients with ACS should (at least) be given the same attention as other groups of patients with ACS.

Google Now is one of the best things to happen to Android in a while, and now new code discovered in a sample page taken from Google itself suggests it could arrive on the desktop, not just via Chrome but through the Google homepage itself.