Sentence examples for suggests which from inspiring English sources

It is these "resistances", he suggests, which always prove stronger and more enduring than any desire to reach out and grasp a strange and unknown future.

It is an aesthetic of "vulnerability", she suggests, which supplies her with "a deep, visceral joy", as well as moments of consolation.

This guide, based on conversations with lenders, brokers and business owners, suggests which products make the most sense for different types of businesses.

The report suggests which areas in England were the best and worst to bring up children and get a good job.

He's genuine, not scripted and publicist-approved, the ad suggests, which could be a dig at Mitt Romney and President Obama.

It is this kind of close-seeing, she suggests, which is simply not possible as you stand, achey-legged in the National Gallery, staring at a masterpiece from several metres away.

"Cartilage trouble is also suggested, which could complicate his recovery".

cards," she suggested, which give "prepaid minutes when you hit each country".

Apart from the Gateshead Millennium Bridge I'd suggest, which I've just pedalled across.

"A pleasant sort of death, I venture to suggest, which runs in the family," he writes.

MR. GREGORY: But not what Paul Ryan is suggesting, which is completely changing Medicare.