Sentence examples for suggests very from inspiring English sources

This suggests very strongly that we shouldn't trust anything you say to the readers here.

What the opening track, "Andro," suggests very strongly is Vangelis's soundtrack for the movie "Blade Runner," from 1982.

This suggests very strongly that the officers were stopping black people at random, based on race alone.

"Where we're operating right now suggests very low returns in the stock market, mid-single digits," he said.

The data suggests very few homes in London are being bought with the help of government guarantees.

The plan is, as the title suggests, very simple: do as you're told, trust one another and say nothing.

"Leavenworth" and "sing it out, men" suggests very clearly the last scene in The Producers, where they're rehearsing the convicts for their new musical "Prisoner of Love".

My experience within Cambridge suggests very strongly that committed academic leadership is crucial – if it's only administrators who get stuck in then change will not happen.

Mr. Kyl "has spent his time in Washington kowtowing to the Bush administration and the radical right," the article suggests, "very often to the detriment of Arizonans".

She suggests, very firmly, that Mr. Curtis slip on a baseball cap with the FCB logo as a photographer clicks away.

"It suggests very strongly that there are other programs of surveillance that the public has a right to know about," Mr. Abdo said.