Sentence examples for thing suggests from inspiring English sources

"The whole blind thing" suggests the stereotypes that Pritchard discusses.

But getting more information from sex offenders about their behaviour even on this basis is still a good thing, suggests Professor Grubin.

But the detail about Captain Jones giving all the credit to the Lord, while a small thing, suggests a writer interested in human stories, watching, remembering, and sticking around long enough to be generally hospitable to otherness.

"The whole thing suggests either that Eric has a very good Facebook page," Mr. Spitzer said, "or that there's a reservoir of anger out there, which can quickly turn into support for those who are doing the right things.

The "one white quiet thing" suggests finality, but then, seemingly, life continues, the page of the book the protagonist holds containing an "icy scene" described as "pitiless and horizontal".

The whole thing suggests a twenty-first-century digital version of the "ghost map" that solved the mystery of London's nineteenth-century cholera epidemic — a map compiled by a physician who, in a Victorian-era demonstration of the value of data, plotted the home location of every victim and traced the source of infection to a single polluted well at the outbreak's epicenter.

DM v. good about whole thing, suggested dinner at little coven by coast.

Actually, the whole "access to a time machine" thing suggested that already, but the desire to kill Hitler clinches it.

The only thing suggesting the depths of time is the profundity of his acquaintance with the plant world.

You do not have to do every single little thing suggested in this article.

But even the title of the book, "Unhappy Far-Off Things," suggests that the old detachment remained in place.