Sentence examples for what's suggested from inspiring English sources

There's an eerie juxtaposition between what's suggested by a "Missing" poster — almost certainly a messy, unfortunate tale — and its ubiquity, rendering the image mundane to passers-by.

But what's suggested here is that that's only the first step.

You don't necessarily have to do anything with what's suggested to you.

"What's suggested in this study is there might be areas where social support inadvertently works against treatment for those who have clinical depression," Teo said.

And they're defending it against this sea of fears and accusations and all these sort of wild ideas floating around about what might happen or what's implied or what's suggested or what's allowable in this new government.

You have to know that what's suggested is legal and sustainable". When she started, Scott says, her ambition was "to create an environment that was so supportive, so safe, that people would actually enjoy coming to sessions". That, she concedes, "was probably a bit naive".

At least that is what McDonald's suggested in a mid-July press release.That account however overlooks an important and perhaps unsightly fact.

Stand up for what's right, suggested Mr. O'Brien.

From the intelligence gleaned so far, he said, "the preferred method of attack or what's being suggested in the reporting is car and truck bombs -- the physical destruction or attempted physical destruction of these facilities".

Of course what's been suggested for Liverpool in 2017 is not by any means a return to the producing model that served Liverpool's creativity so well 40 years ago.

So, what's been suggested in the latest leak, and how likely is it all, anyway?