Sentence examples for suggests not even from inspiring English sources

The data confirms what common sense suggests: not even the most desperately paranoid among us could possibly be perpetually prepared for an actual home invasion — as very rare as such incidents actually are.

This splendidly funny and haunting evening reminds us that the basic human fear of losing control -- or as Beckett suggests, not even having it to begin with -- is responsible for our fascination both with slapstick and with fantasies of the living dead.

I suggest not even saying anything, just to keep the nice guy/girl rep up, but again, it's your decision!

Moreover, the disproportional increase in recombination observed in the region studied suggests not an even increase in recombination events along the chromosome but rather a modification of a pattern of hot- and coldspots.

If your diagnosis isn't definitive, Dr. Nicolai even suggests not naming your problem.

It's not easy, and not even suggested, not really, but if you must photograph an animal in close proximity why not make it an apex predator.

In a conversation with Bernard, Dr. Ford muses that "consciousness" might not be the difference between robots and humans; the difference, he suggests, might not even exist.

This most mysterious of narratives suggests that not even the risen Christ and hence the divine life finds "closure".

That outcome is far from inevitable, obviously, and as the vigorous pushback the Tweeter in Chief and his horde of deplorables are meeting with suggests, maybe not even likely.

A look at the business best-seller lists might suggest not; it might even suggest that the management-guru business is not what it was five or six years ago.

Lord Tebbit suggested that "not even Ted Heath faced the chairman of the 1922 voting against him".