Sentence examples for suggests pretty from inspiring English sources

She comes here, she suggests, pretty much because the kids scream if she doesn't.

I and others have been arguing for a while that the experience of austerity in the eurozone clearly suggests pretty big Keynesian effects.

The story, a trademark mix of laddish farce and harder-edged foreign affairs is, he suggests, pretty much the perfect Vice exclusive.

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Overall, the study suggests pretty people may have more breakups because they may be less willing to do the work necessary to maintain their relationships.

That's exactly the same margin by which Clinton leads overall ― 42percentto40percentcent ― and it suggests pretty strongly that the 'healthier' attacks aren't landing with much force ― or at least not enough force to make a dent in the typical partisan divide".

The ending of the book suggested pretty clearly that Larsson is setting the reader up for a sequel, which will be Salander's story more explicitly.

On the other hand the keystone of The Speech seems to me to suggest pretty uncompromisingly that caring is almost pointless without understanding.

In "The Man in the Woods" she has created a story grounded in mythology, told like a fairy tale, with her typical hanging ending, though in this case the clues suggest pretty clearly how it will end.

In a 1948 review in the Atlantic Monthly of a book by the historian Charles Beard, who had left Columbia thirty years earlier to live on a dairy farm, Morison suggested (pretty cruelly, since Beard was on his deathbed at the time) that Beard's work had suffered from his isolation: "You get more back talk even from freshmen than from milch cows".

You could argue that it seems like an addendum to To Pimp a Butterfly, in that initial impressions suggest pretty much anything here could sit comfortably on that album: it doesn't feel like the radical departure that its predecessor did from 2012's Good Kid, MADD City.