Sentence examples for suggests none from inspiring English sources

Three issues in the news offer Labour a chance to recover ground before polling day but today's Guardian/ICM poll suggests none of them are yet working to Gordon Brown's advantage.

It suggests, none too subtly, that if this inquiry finds the BBC in the right and Downing Street in the wrong, Hutton will have prime ministerial blood on his hands.

Ken Starr's zealous and chillingly unambiguous morality, on the other hand, suggests none of the fullness, none of the complex interplay and recognition of opposing forces that interest the intelligent mind.

(Reuben also has Shakespeare to spare, down to the darkly silly ditties he sometimes sings: "I jumped in the seat and gave a little yell; the horses ran away, broke the wagon all to hell; sugar in the gourd and honey in the horn, never been so screwed since the day I was b — Allmon, as I live and breathe!") As Reuben's delightful presence suggests, none of these influences get in Morgan's way.

This likely biases the estimates of secondary outcomes, especially side effects where no record of side effects often suggests none are detected.

This patient also has a rare variant in JAK2; however, SIFT scoring suggests none of these mutations are likely to be particularly deleterious.

Very few, I would suggest; none but the very young.

The early list suggested none of the ministries had gone to ultraconservative Islamists known as Salafis.

Among the first 50 patients I X-rayed, the questionnaires suggested, none were constipated.

But when it eventually came, Truxton basically shrugged in his employee's face and suggested none of it mattered.

At times, in fact, the book comes perilously close to suggesting none of it actually occurred at all.