Sentence examples for suggests passing from inspiring English sources

When an editor suggests passing off an old novel as a memoir to expose the smugs who spin the literary machine, Minot is sucked into a postmodern confidence game with more layers than a puff pastry.

In its 2012 recommendations on decreasing violence against sex workers, the World Health Organization also suggests passing explicit anti-discrimination laws and creating health programs and centres that cater specifically to the needs of sex workers.

It's just that financial planners often suggest passing on your home before you pass on.

I wouldn't dare suggest passing up a wonderful movie like "E.T".

Instead, they have suggested passing a bare-bones "lights on" bill to allow the state government to operate while they continue to haggle with the governor.

"I'm not trying to suggest passing this bill will be a cakewalk, but it's a completely different landscape than it was a year ago".

Gov. David A. Paterson said that a convention would inevitably be run by "the same special interests that have come to dominate establishment Albany," and suggested passing campaign finance reform legislation.

Knowing the House's habit of setting a cap on the budget and then disregarding it, they suggested passing a rule requiring the chairman to step down if the final budget exceeded the cap.

This vision, he suggested, passed among cultures and languages and from religious to secular discourse without losing its coherence or power to jolt the downtrodden to rise up.

"As Luck Would Have It" (news article, Dec. 10) suggests in passing that a lottery-type system is in place for allocating organs for transplantation.

All of which suggests that passing a health care reform bill, no matter how ambitious, is only the first step in solving our health care crisis.