Sentence examples for try to suggest something from inspiring English sources

"I try to suggest something different," she said.

McConnell says that he, like the President, is ready to get into tax reform, and as long as the President doesn't try to suggest something that McConnell doesn't like, everything is going to be fine.

MacLehose made the tactical mistake of trying to suggest something original instead of just listening to what Deng had to say.

Eliot's book came at the time that writers were trying to suggest something about sexuality with a very limited vocabulary.

Mr. Mei, whose mother encouraged him to go on the trip, said that if his parents were aware of the Love Boat's reputation, which he doubts, "then I guess they're trying to suggest something to me".

The Times Magazine piece feebly tries to suggest something much darker is going on, by repeating the word "addiction" (even though it's not warranted) and by noting "the body's fragile controls on overeating".

So for a colleague who exercises selective amnesia continuously to sit at this table and try to suggest that we are doing something that blocks voters and hijacks a process I find it somewhat subjective".

"Some of the media tried to suggest there was something sexist about my comment.

It's trite, of course, to argue that the song is about Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik, but its inclusion here suggested the makers of Mammon were trying to suggest there is something ancestrally rotten in Norway (and also in human life).

Now if you would translate Stand as estate, it would become obvious that what Weber is trying to suggest, that there is something archaic about status stratification, as distinct from class stratification, which is a modern phenomenon.

Then the Conservative press tried to suggest that there was something not quite right about his "jolly tangled love life", but succeeded only in portraying him as a reassuringly normal person.