Sentence examples for suggests unable to from inspiring English sources

We are, Williams suggests, "unable to curb / the sarcasm that lames our dreams".

"You should redo it in concrete," Rockwell suggested, unable to resist.

Sherin Ebadi, the 2003 Nobel winner for her work in Iran for democracy and human rights, had been a confirmed speaker, but it was announced on the first night of the conference that due to both bureaucracy (or perhaps a bit of purposeful conspiracy, as Ensler suggested) was unable to get a visa in time.

GOLGA2/gm130 might retain MST3 in the cytoplasm which may be why FLAG MST3 Δ314 431) (which gel-filtration experiments suggest is unable to interact with GOLGA2/gm130) constitutively localizes to the nucleus [ Figure 4D ii)].

This suggests a savior unable to save anyone, but failure never stopped Sinclair from preaching.

Mr. Wade says that the mothers never come back and suggests they are "unable to divine their children's predicament".

The lawsuit suggests she was unable to pay back her last loan because the rate was too onerous.

Indeed, recent evidence suggests that fibroblasts unable to respond to TGFβ facilitate tumour growth [ 30].

Patients 65 years or older who stayed one night in hospital had higher self-rated disability and slightly higher pain scores, which suggests they felt unable to rapidly resume activities such as ambulation.

Yet another suggested that being unable to pronounce "Marylebone" was adorable.

Shakespeare elided these events, and used dramatic licence in suggesting Henry and Catherine were unable to speak the same language.