Sentence examples for term suggested from inspiring English sources
The term suggested that a particular sort of dysfunction was native to urban environments and, possibly, inseparable from them.
Mr. Ruckauf, who served as vice president during Carlos Saul Menem's second term, suggested that he would try to wrest control of the Justicialist Party from Mr. Menem.
The term suggested the logical fallacy post hoc, ergo propter hoc the belief that simply arranging things in chronological order proved a causal sequence.
Maybe it is more precise to think in terms of Prof. Albert Schorsch's "retroject, verb; retrojection, noun," or the French term suggested by a correspondent from England, but whose post I have regretfully misplaced.
The term suggested links to occult aspects of darkness (witch) and also to dance music (house), though few of the relevant records moved at the brisk pace of house music.
In the early exchanges Romney held his own, at one point witheringly telling Obama that whatever he said he would do in his second term, his first term suggested otherwise.
Another oxymoronic term suggests itself: secular religion.
Nor does the term suggest rentals of $3,000, $5,000 or $8,000 a month.
They don't feel real, exactly, though they're the opposite of cardboard — a term suggesting characters made of appearances.
As the term suggests, there is in these uncompromising, stubborn, even nettlesome creatures at least a touch of the demonic.
The cases it has chosen for review this term suggest it will continue that trend.
