Sentence examples for the question suggests from inspiring English sources

And the question suggests the talent is not out there.

How often does this happen?" The earnest detail of the question suggests that atheist-persecution is a bit of a problem over there.

Just the colloquial phrase "popping the question" suggests a sort of controlled thrill, like a life-changing jack-in-the-box.

The question suggests a route out of the case for Roberts — and the potential for a victory for the Obama Administration.

Here again, the conclusion is not as simple as the question suggests: it's impossible to know how much damage this would actually do.

The cynical tone that usually accompanies the question suggests that many think this syndrome is all in a person's head, the result, perhaps, of an emotional disorder or an attempt to avoid the demands of work and life.

But the question suggested at least some jurors were not convinced about the heart of the prosecution's case.

The question suggested itself during the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra's performance of Haydn's "Drum Roll" Symphony (No. 103) on Tuesday night at Avery Fisher Hall.

She is not dogmatic on the question, suggesting that other factors may have contributed to Franklin's lack of recognition: her "prickliness" (perhaps called principle in a man?) and her inability to speculate.

The question suggested by Section 4 is whether gender/ethnic/racial wage differentials are more cyclical (either pro- or countercyclical) among job-movers than among job-stayers.

Axelrod basically ducks the question, suggesting that this is just a resuscitation of an old issue.