Sentence examples for suggests made from inspiring English sources

As its title suggests, "Made in U.S.A".

But the audience is not, as conventional wisdom suggests, made up mainly of foreign tourists.

These historical echoes, Mr. Engel suggests, made Jews less likely to see clearly what was happening and made resistance less likely.

(Only a miraculous if temporary recovery or the mania following depression, Nelson suggests, made it possible for Paine to write his last great work, "Agrarian Justice," the very next year).

I am gratified, though somewhat surprised to discover that there is no strict need to use any dairy at all in a chocolate pot; Coady's spring water ganache is, as the name suggests, made with boiling water, though she suggests this can be substituted with a "light fragrant tea" or even Champagne "though I think it's a bit of a waste".

Was she, as McCrea suggests, made infertile after infection with syphilis, or did she make sure, in one way or another, that no children were born to her? Did she hold on to enough of her faith to see, at the closing of the coffin that held her sister's body, "how her hollowness and ash turned to a radiance that the oils and the candles couldn't fully explain"?

That he has survived, Wainwright suggests, makes him feel vindicated.

For a lighter sweet, he suggests making your own chad using strips of candy dots.

It may not help matters; it may even, as AVB suggests, make matters worse.

Finally, Mr. Schwartz suggests making sure you handle the issue of credit and blame well.

Although women do, the poll evidence suggests, make up their minds later.