Sentence examples for suggests straight from inspiring English sources

FURTHER to my colleague's trenchant views on intellectuals and DSK, I couldn't help recalling a verse from WH AudenTo the man in the street, who I'm sorry to say/ Is a keen observer of life The word intellectual suggests straight away/A man who's untrue to his wife.

For Newt Gingrich: "To the man-in-the-street, who, I'm sorry to say, is a keen observer of life, The word 'Intellectual' suggests straight away A man who's untrue to his wife".

Golden brown and encrusted with coarse salt, this Teutonic treat has a chewy-soft interior that suggests straight-from-the-oven freshness.

Very occasionally, those touches threaten to cloud the book with a misplaced sense of camp, but the danger is only ever fleeting, given that much of its power comes from plain-spoken passages that suggest straight reportage rather than any fictional conceit.

I do like Ron Howard's recent blog post suggesting straight forward, no frill campaign ads minus everything but a candidate talking straight into the lens.

I certainly am not suggesting straight white men are in any way superior to African-American lesbians - a few of whom I know and would kick my ass if they thought that's what I believed.

Along with the over-emphatic wind and chains and whispers of the soundscape, sheer black walls suggest a straight slide from heaven to hell.

The symmetry might suggest a straight career trajectory for a man destined to conduct the great operas and symphonies of the Italian and German repertoires.

Shortly following Damon's public apology, the actor received more bad press for suggesting actors, straight or gay, shouldn't disclose their sexuality "because that's the one of the mysteries" actors "should be able to play".. Brown stressed that she doesn't feel Damon is a malicious person.

Though the wearing of makeup and the use of grooming treatments by men has been accepted in the gay community for some time now – Andy says that he regards it as strictly for going-out purposes, and would never dare to wear foundation to the office – the figures suggest that straight British men are, for the first time, starting to take a genuine interest in the business of grooming.

Indeed, as I have suggested often, straight out of college is a great time to do entrepreneurship.