Sentence examples for suggests personal from inspiring English sources

But his earlier comment suggests personal ambition must have played some part in his historic decision at St Andrews in 2006 to reverse decades of bellowing "no" to every previous compromise and finally go into government with Sinn Féin.

The work suggests personal alienation in a technology-dominated environment, and despite rather weak text and speech elements, it shows that Ms. Myers can indeed shape an onstage world.

I don't know if Steinhauer was ever a spy — he writes with the sort of detailed relish that suggests personal experience — but he certainly has the right name for it.

Ideologically, it is close to ISIS and al-Nusra, and nothing suggests personal tensions with either organisation.

Mind Matters: Resilience by Irene S. Levine, 10 June 2011 There is a growing body of research and practical experience that suggests personal resilience is one reason some people succeed while others don't.

On the one hand, this bodes well for healthy individuals; their positive attitude may lead to better health outcomes, and the manageable amount of time spent suggests personal health management is unlikely to cause negative health consequences associated with stress.

They also, as relics do, suggest personal associations.

Guidelines suggest "personal use" can mean only up to 800 cigarettes, for example.

With due respect to the scholars, might one suggest personal responsibility?

An internal investigation then found that the traders had acted deliberately and suggested personal gain as their motive.

Begg's lawyers said that apart from one phone call, "there had been no response to [his] suggested personal appeal to attempt to save the life of [Henning]".