Sentence examples for which she suggests from inspiring English sources

She sees a psychiatrist (Tim Robbins) but fights with him over her unwillingness to take her medication (which, she suggests, stifles her personality and her emotions).

In the past decade and a half Ms. Callaway has cultivated an improvisational jazz style in which she suggests a somewhat disembodied Ella Fitzgerald.

Nancy Lublin, the site's C.E.O., just released a new book, "Zilch: The Power of Zero in Business," in which she suggests that for-profit companies can cultivate motivated employees much in the same way that not-for-profits do.

The documents include a deposition by Ms. Leekin, taken in a Fort Lauderdale prison, in which she suggests a possible motive for her use of false identities: her concern that she would be linked to the 1980 abuse episode.

The literary biographer Claire Harman said the drawing, which she suggests shows Brontë looking into a mirror, preceded the novel Jane Eyre, in which the protagonist also draws herself in a similar fashion.

Cultural factors at the corporation prevented staff from reporting sexual complaints to senior staff – especially when concerning what Smith calls "the talent", a problem which she suggests still exists today.

However, she said there was a pressing need to tackle global poverty, which she suggested was the most pressing priority.

But she said she had misgivings about the exclusion of unaccompanied men, which she suggested reinforced stereotypes about Syrian men as "inherently dangerous".

She talked throughout the day about the issues she is committed to, which, she suggested, were the very same issues she is hoping to learn about.

Her critics were outraged over a speech she gave last year to the Conservative Party in which she suggested that immigration makes Britain a less cohesive society.

During her visit to HMS Ocean, May also praised the diplomatic role of the Royal Navy, which she suggested she wished to build up after Brexit.