Sentence examples for the text suggest from inspiring English sources

Line 4 purportedly says, "Jesus said to them, 'My wife...'... " Other phrases in the text suggest that it is an account of a dialogue between Jesus and his disciples, Dr. King maintains.

His statement is unclear about whether he hopes to stay at the university, but parts of the text suggest he does not.

Indications within the text suggest that, by the time that he was giving the lectures that are collected in the Metaphysics, Aristotle regarded not individual things but the matter of which these individual things are formed, as the ultimate subject of predication.

(The text suggests that it does).

But the text suggests that this is a remote possibility.

But nothing about the text suggests it was related to Trump at all.

Jeffrey N. Kleintop, chief market strategist at LPL Financial, said the text suggested that the Fed would announce something on Nov. 3.

Even the manner in which the footnotes surround the text suggests, unmistakably, a desire to contain it on the page.

The quarrel between Demetrius and Lysander (Benedict Nelson and Allan Clayton) is as bitter and violent as the text suggests.

Danny Alexander, the Liberal Democrat chief secretary to the Treasury, said the text suggested the Tories were planning to make another unfunded spending commitment.

(Oddly, on the book's cover, it's called a novel; nothing in the text suggests that it's anything other than a memoir).