Sentence examples for suggests typically from inspiring English sources

She still feels like a beginner on screen, she suggests, typically separating her own efforts from those of "really good film actors, proper ones, who will always look at a take after it is done".

This suggests typically monitored HOCs are not the only widely distributed contaminants within the Southern California Bight.

To counteract the gender gap in shopping, retailers suggest typically "masculine" store design and simplified displays.

A new manufacturing job, he suggested, typically creates 1.6 new jobs in the local service economy.

But few of them are as short-term as the locust-critics suggest: typically, they invest in a firm for around five or six years.

In the reviewed studies, the energy input was, as suggested, typically at 100 or 120 W.

Previously the competition required nominations from universities, and those suggested typically making the nominations and being nominated were predominately white males.

A deep freeze or a snowstorm, they suggest, typically occurs outside the growing season, while floods are most common in the spring just as crops are being planted.

Positive and progressive, his thoughtful approach belies an outward appearance that suggests a typically rugged former defender.

Our research suggests that, typically, up to a third of patients don't need to be in hospital.

Still, a large body of research suggests governments typically pay top-shelf prices for bottom-shelf benefits.