Sentence examples for when first suggested from inspiring English sources

When first suggested, each proposition violated scientific orthodoxy and was quickly denounced as scientific and sometimes religious heresy.

Plenty of European Union policies seemed visionary, or even reckless, when first suggested, but have come to be accepted with the passage of time: the abolition of frontier controls, the establishment of a single currency, even the admission of relatively poor countries such as Spain and Portugal in the 1980s or Poland today.Visionary leadership is all very well if the statesmen get it right.

It sounded cool when first suggested.

Although controversial as a general feature of bacterial life when first suggested, we now know that most bacteria display various multicellular behaviors.

Although the idea for Intangibles was a half-joke when first suggested, Byrne is excited to continuing experimenting with the retail space as a platform for conceptual art.

AT: It's called the devil because, interestingly, three years ago, Jens Weidmann, the president of the Bundesbank, gave a speech in which he came pretty close to suggesting that Mario Draghi was growing horns when first suggesting quantitative easing in Europe.

The blame-game continued a few days later, when Leno told his side of hte story, claiming "When NBC first suggested prime time to him, Leno said: "well that'll never work".

One young woman (who in fact went on to provide a detailed account of how lighting in her neighbourhood affected how, when and who walked around it) commented: "I'm not going to lie, when you first suggested it to me, I was like, eh, street lights?

When I first suggested Spanish A-level to my editor for this piece, she replied, "Great!

Her husband was furious when Lee first suggested going to China for rice.

In February, when Abdullah first suggested his formula, he offered normalization with Israel.