Sentence examples for suggests really from inspiring English sources

But are consumerism and technology, as he suggests, really progressive?

Was Steinbrenner, as the title of Madden's book suggests, really baseball's "last lion"?

(The arrivals and departures of pandemics are listed like plane flights — and flights, as a mock-up of a plane's cabin suggests, really are potential incubators of communicable disease).

The political world that Burke lived in was, Namier's account suggests, really more like "The Sopranos" with snuffboxes than like any recognizable modern grouping of parties: various gangs of aristocrats, connected by blood ties and common interests, opposed other gangs of aristocratic oligarchs.

It took eight tries until I discovered that using the word "directions" in the query like Google suggests really throws everything off.

Could a man as vulnerable and unwell as Mire's brother suggests really be guilty of terrorism?

ANNA WINTOUR (editor in chief, Vogue): We had maybe 10 or 12 designers who the editors suggested really needed the most help, and Carolina Herrera was so generous and gave us her showroom.

Would I, as a colleague jokingly suggested, really be eaten alive by the experience?

If I wasn't a huge fan of this man already, he then suggested getting really, really drunk.

Rather than suggest, however, that low-skill men would be more inclined to favor formal employment were formal employment rendered more attractive through, e.g., higher pay or more dignified working conditions, Mead suggests -- really -- that we deploy the coercive apparatus of the criminal justice system in order to mold such men into a more readily pliant worker class.

Three years on, however, the release of World Peace Is None of Your Business suggests he really meant it.