Sentence examples for suggests we think from inspiring English sources

Although France is unlikely to remove the Panthéon's inscription to the "grandes hommes," Bélaval suggests we think of it as "celebration of illustrious people".

The date suggests we think about the long reign of the boss Daniel O'Connell and his wily frontman, Mayor Erastus Corning.

The human, biographical aspect of data is effaced by just calling it 'data.'" He suggests we think carefully before weakening any privacy protections in search of an uncertain benefit.

Alternatively, Bicknell (2014) suggests we think of ruins as part-objects that, along with full-blown "architectural ghosts", represent past objects in their intact, built glory and as corresponded to creator intent.

"We need to design a system that's built to last - and, given that we will need some radical thinking to succeed in the world we are entering, I suggest we think hard before deeming any proposition 'off limits', he said.

— or when British Petroleum suggested we think of it as Beyond Petroleum, or when the Bush Administration would name something Freedom.

"Annie suggested we think about using a brass band as the core, and I loved that idea," says Byrne. "So a lot of it became about finding the voice; what sorts of melodies and words go with it, how our stuff would fit into that musical universe.

But Carver and Carloss's low-slung, larch-clad house in East Sussex suggests we should think again and let our imaginations loose on our bungalow stock.

To see this, he suggests, we should think about what explanatory irrelevance involves.

It suggests we cannot think of this as simply a health care financing question, but something deeper and more fundamental.

Goodman suggests we start to think of the car not as a vehicle but as "a computer that we ride in".