Sentence examples for to suggest at from inspiring English sources

It does not do that, though Levine does have the temerity to suggest, at an awkward time for such suggestions, that not every sexual relationship between a teenager and a somewhat older person is eternally damaging to the younger party.

Mr. Dickey's characters have enough sultry self-confidence to suggest, at their best, a Prince song on paper.

It's far harder to suggest at the same time the defensiveness of a couple in full suits of emotional armor.

The police also searched a second site for the bodies, leading Mr. Evans to suggest at trial that the police did not wholly believe Mr. Hampton's account.

There's nothing to suggest at this stage that there was a struggle when she got into the car…The indications are that she got into the vehicle willingly".

But even as his government sought to suggest at least the intention of reform, violence erupted again as security forces fired on counterprotests, killing nine people, activists said.

This isn't the first of her works to suggest children at play.

Ms. Yu added that she had "seen documents to suggest that at least some were destined for adoption abroad".

Wanting to suggest transparency at the entrance, they called on Mary Bright, who specializes in architectural curtains -- not the velvet kind.

A group of paleontologists has found evidence to suggest that at least one dinosaur, the birdlike raptor Sinornithosaurus, was venomous.

There is also evidence to suggest that, at the time of polling, the momentum was towards leaving.