Sentence examples for unfailingly suggest from inspiring English sources

Some potential reviewers, of course, cannot always do the job because of pressure of other work, but they unfailingly suggest other people (sometimes even suggesting the author of the paper to be reviewed!).

Whether involving the creation of life or the dealing of death, Hess makes the talk and the action both boldly and innocently direct while also unfailingly suggesting the higher purposes of lower functions.

If full-time parenthood was as completely and unfailingly fulfilling as its cheerleaders suggest, then men would have been falling over themselves through the ages to try it out.

The Israeli political world is unfailingly intimate.

Instead of being congratulated, he was admonished by his unfailingly gentlemanly father — an admonition that might very well suggest the origins of compassionate conservatism.

That, I think, is an instance of Oliver's good old British self-deprecation: the show is unfailingly astute and informed (in 2008 The Project for Excellence in Journalism released a report suggesting that The Daily Show comes close to providing the complete daily news).

Yet that conclusion suggests that Mr Cannadine's latest addition to the field of decline studies, while unfailingly interesting, may say less about modern Britain than it claims.

And while "Maybe Forever" is less ambitious than some of her other work, it suggests why Ms. Stuart, who left New York for Europe in the early 1990s, has a reputation for unfailingly imaginative, provocative avant-garde theater dance.

A new survey suggests that when people talk longingly of the golden age of travel, they refer not to a bygone era of majestic ocean liners but to a time, not so long ago, when passengers and travel industry workers were unfailingly polite.

He was unfailingly decent.

People were unfailingly approachable.