Sentence examples for which I suggested from inspiring English sources

Suppose the East Germans lost control of this reform process, which, I suggested, could turn into an irresistible rush towards a reunified Germany.

The post was inspired, in part, by a tweet of mine, in which I suggested that the political incompetence of Republican realists is a big part of the story of the G.O.P.'s current foreign policy dysfunction.

The response to recent columns, in which I suggested that social media and news aggregation have their downsides, taught me that, whatever limitations Twitter may have as a vehicle for discussion, it is an excellent medium for name-calling).

I was invited to give a lecture at the ministry of foreign affairs to around 100 young diplomats at which I suggested that a foreign policy based on Deng Xiaoping's principles was no longer appropriate: a new approach was required that reflected Chinese growing global interests while also drawing on its history.

I'm hoping that he hasn't come across the column I wrote after NAFTA was implemented, in which I suggested that, as a matter of convenience, Canada should change the date of its Thanksgiving Day to correspond with the American Thanksgiving Day.

IBM, which I suggested five times during the year, hasn't had that spectacular a run-up, but its appreciation has been solid.

The two new roles which I suggest – public information and integrity and ethics champions – will drive the change, making media contact permissable but not unconditional".

"The films I talk about in 'Red Hollywood,' which I suggest are the most important achievements of the Communists and ex-Communists in Hollywood, represent a beginning of neorealism in the United States.

His landslide re-election last November amounts to 80-plus, going on 84, uninterrupted years in power for the Democrats, which I suggest is a national, perhaps planetary, endurance record.

King and Arum, aged 79 and 78, are still going strong in the boxing business, which I suggest gives Warren, a mere youth of 58, another couple of decades at least.

"If you've read my other books -- and I have written other books, 'Prozac Diary' and 'Welcome to My Country,' which I suggest you rush out and buy -- you would know that mental problems have been issues throughout my life," Lauren Slater notes helpfully in her third memoir.