Sentence examples for when it was first suggested from inspiring English sources

When it was first suggested to me that I might have autism.

"Project Loon"—so called because, when it was first suggested, the idea seemed crazy is to gird the Earth with a swarm of thousands of helium-filled balloons.

When it was first suggested that I go on a Ramblers holiday in New York City, I assumed it was a joke.

Madeley added that when it was first suggested to him that the phone-in competition was rigged, he burst out laughing, thinking: "Of course it's not fucking rigged".

One other problem has also been solved: "When it was first suggested to me that we dance there, I thought the concrete stage might be too hard.

When it was first suggested to me, by my agent and the Raymond Chandler estate, that I might write a Philip Marlowe novel, I was distinctly chary of the idea.

A friend of his who had seen the opera when it was first performed, in 1987, had suggested that its creators were having "fun" at his expense, but, Kissinger said, "this friend might have underestimated my level of tolerance".

In fact, it has been proposed that when sexual selection was first suggested in plants, it was the use of animal-oriented words and direct comparisons across taxa in combination with efforts to publish in more general scientific journals that influenced many plant researchers to start thinking of plant reproduction in new ways, which in turn generated a wealth of studies (Thomson 2014).

The government's former drug advisor Professor David Nutt warned when the ban was first suggested that the new law would make it harder for those working in the medical field to develop and test new drugs.

When the project was first suggested, Kushner was suitably bemused.

When space solar was first suggested in the 1970s, the projected costs were gargantuan, giving the concept something of a quixotic reputation that holds strong today.