Sentence examples for suggests telling from inspiring English sources

A staff member suggests telling journalists that she is "following a non-conventional European cancer protocol".

Others do not, he suggests, telling me It's not even debatable that certain individuals in society have an entitlement mentality, and think they should be allowed to enjoy the fruits of their neighbours' labours.

For instance, if you need help with moving costs, she suggests telling the recruiter to see if that money can be put in the form of a signing bonus.

This helpful piece from Lifehack suggests "telling yourself that you only have to write for five minutes," and that chances are you'll write for longer.

She suggests telling them something like: "I love you, the holidays make me anxious, this is what I have to do to stay safe – and I hope you do the same thing for yourself".

She suggests telling yourself, "All is in right order, I am right where I need to be to get to where I want to go, I accept myself fully in this moment".

There were justified grumbles about this, but then the whole Oedipal saga, as Hartley's title suggests, tells of a young industry glancing with envy, mimicry, bullishness, and scorn at the patriarchal practices of Hollywood.

The Death of Ivan Ilyich, as its title plainly suggests, tells the story of the final months of one man: an ordinary, reasonably prosperous, and successful middle-aged Russian judge.

Phrases in your survey of the world economy (September 25th) such as "classic symptoms" and "history suggests" tell us a bit more about the collective psychology of The Economist than America's economy.

I'd suggest telling others in a manner that you'd like to hear such news.

A column on the auto industry suggested telling the three American auto companies that there was bailout money for — guess what — only two of them, and the two that presented the best plan would get it.