Sentence examples for two suggesting from inspiring English sources

Hewitt has a reputation even in his homeland for provocative comments, and in the second round he whined about a call or two, suggesting there was favoritism from an African-American line judge toward James Blake, whose father is black.

They found the news articles to be hostile to Isis nine times out of 10 and no statistical correlation between the two, suggesting official and often state-controlled media were not controlling opinions online.

The judges kept Katie Waissel in for weeks despite her regular appearance in the bottom two suggesting that buying an album by her was as likely as purchasing some knickers from Gillian McKeith.

But a look at his record both in and out of the Senate finds overlaps between the two, suggesting that connections he made while in office helped soften the sting of his unexpected re-election defeat.

Tarantino has distinguished between the kind of violence that "can be fun" and the kind that's "hard to take" (and that he takes seriously) — yet "Django Unchained" often blurs the distinction between the two, suggesting mainly that the director gets off on filming violence to any end whatsoever.

Evoking this legend, Mr. Lepage and Ms. Michaud conclude the show by offering three provisional endings, all plausible and rewarding on their own terms, but each leaving one of the three characters waving a bittersweet goodbye to the other two, suggesting that whatever the future holds, someone will end up abandoned and alone.

One suggested ending welfare programs.

One suggested that musicians sabotage performances.

One suggests the number is around 30,000.

Three wins from three suggests the managerial switch was justified.

One suggested calling a lawyer.