Sentence examples for suggests they know from inspiring English sources
Their track record suggests they know how to deliver a successful Internet product.
(She doesn't call them dolts. She suggests "they know more about us than we know about ourselves").
They wrestle with their own experiences and emotions as they make decisions that (as the film suggests) they know will to put a religious institution with which they deeply identify in a sharply negative public light.
Arctic Monkeys may not be cosying up to George Osborne, but their alleged tax avoidance suggests they know where their bread is buttered: you can pose as no-bullshit men of the people, but sheltering £1.1m in the Channel Islands is unlikely to be recommended in the socialist's handbook.
It suggests they know they will need to lobby fellow Republicans in the coming months in order to have a chance to receive their Party's nomination.
Do they smirk in a way that suggests they know something that you don't?
Mr Kahn notes that 80% of victims die within a kilometre of their homes, which suggests they knew their killers.Diadema extended disarmament to toy weapons, whose sale is banned within its city limits.
Though British agents did not carry out the abuse themselves, the evidence suggests they knew the extent of Mr Mohamed's maltreatment before one of their number flew out to ask the broken man a few questions of their own.That was awkward enough.
The news article noted that the thieves made a hole directly over the iPhones which suggests they knew exactly where the phones were being kept.
That fact suggests they knew or should have known that that their waters were inhabited by alligators.
In the past week, he gave a rhetorical back of his hand to working-class parents, suggesting they know too little to judge the quality of their children's school.
