Sentence examples for was rather suggesting from inspiring English sources

The appeals court did not question the article's accuracy, but was rather suggesting it could appeal to the emotions and prejudices of jurors in a way that could unfairly influence their verdict.

But as conservative supporters of Mr. Gingrich quickly pointed out, the complete video makes it clear that Mr. Gingrich was not criticizing Mr. Reagan's record, but was rather suggesting that Mr. Bush — like any politician — should look to the future, not the past.

In these cells, cellular cytotoxicity ascribed to MU was rather suggested to be becuase of other components of the filtrate such as lipoprotein complexes.

I am rather suggesting that providing the tools to personal enlightenment ought to be one of the principal aims of a formal higher education.

Nevertheless, the level of p53 in both normal and tumour stromal cells was rather low suggesting the absence of p53 mutations in the cell cultures studied.

Overall, however, juvenile participation in running and race-walking was rather low, suggesting that the majority of master athletes have picked up their discipline after the age of 20 years.

The phylogenetic and biochemical analyses indicate that the functionally relevant portion of the RecX surface is rather extensive, suggesting an intimate association of RecX with the protein and nucleic acid components of the RecA filament.

Asking Waterman to advise on nurturing talent is rather like suggesting Keith Richards as the new drugs tsar.

Representative Charles E. Rangel, the Harlem Democrat who is one of Mr. McCall's prominent supporters, said Mr. Cuomo's résumé was rather scant, and suggested that Mr. Cuomo might step aside this time to run under Mr. McCall for lieutenant governor.

If anything, the distribution was rather broad and suggested that the ratios might contain some degree of enrichment.

It tries to reconcile us to existence as it ­really is, rather than suggesting that we try to change things or chuck the whole mess.