Sentence examples for though he suggests from inspiring English sources

These days, though, he suggests, in a phrase which might describe Richard Mabey's whole marvellous writing life, "it's more I stop along the roadside and really just enjoy what's there".

Loosely, though, he suggests that Gardner's definitions of the varying intelligences have little to do with scientific fact, and are more the result of Gardner's own artistic judgment, superimposing his own previous studies in the arts on to Piaget's theories on development.

What won't change much, though, he suggests, is human curiosity about matters scientific and technological.

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass continues in that vein and will hopefully last long after Hellman has passed (even though, he suggests, some younger members of his family aren't too keen on that).

Nor does Epstein seem particularly interested in gossip's relationship to power, though he suggests it may have a role in revolutions.

While "The Lyons" has soft spots, Mr. Silver seems newly clear-sighted, compassionate and even forgiving (though he suggests that forgiveness doesn't count for much).

Afterwards, though, he suggested joint patrols of the LoC, a hint of reconciliation.

In an interview, though, he suggested that he began to doubt threats Ms. Ochoa reported to him in 2000.

In an interview with the Times, though, he suggested that he was rethinking that position; he should be asked the question at every debate.

When dinner was over, though, he suggested to Professor Rosen and me that we stay on at the table and listen to a few things he had to tell us.

(On Monday, Trump's campaign said that the restriction would even apply to American citizens who were abroad when Trump walked into the White House; on Tuesday, on ABC, though, he suggested that there might be a citizenship exception).