Sentence examples for widespread suggestion from inspiring English sources

One of the oddities of the Premier League season so far has been the widespread suggestion that Wolves are run by the footballing equivalent of Anakin Skywalker.

The idea that an atmosphere of right-wing hate somehow inspired a Marxist radical to murder a famously hawkish cold war president is even more implausible than the widespread suggestion that the schizophrenic Jared Lee Loughner shot his congresswoman because Sarah Palin put some targets on an online political map.

Mr. Gervais, above left, suggested that Mr. Carell, right, "should move on, continue to do great work, and buy a new house every time 'The Office' is repeated somewhere," but did not comment on the widespread suggestion that an ideal replacement for Mr. Carell on "The Office" could be Mr. Gervais himself.

Reacting to Monday's Folio Prize announcement, Jonathan Ruppin, Foyles web editor, said: "The dominance of American writers is the biggest talking point, as it pre-empts the widespread suggestion that opening up the Man Booker Prize to writers beyond the Commonwealth this year is likely to produce a similarly skewed longlist.

We see widespread suggestion that closure comes best with grief and not with violence.

Mr. Kansteiner indicated that no imminent United States action was likely against Somalia, despite widespread suggestions that it is at the top of the list of countries that the Pentagon might strike next after Afghanistan.

Scott Kapnick, the American co-head of the Goldman's investment banking division and star moneymaker, meanwhile, hit back at widespread suggestions of infighting at the top of the investment bank due to the strain to the bank's credibility.

As for the widespread suggestions that the changes are not quick or drastic enough, Mr. Dooner replied: "Is it where we want it to be? No. Can it be better?

"How can you have spinal issues," he tweeted, "when you don't have a spine to begin with?" Musharraf's lawyers have not taken kindly to the widespread suggestions that their client was afraid to face the court.

Following widespread suggestions he would not shake hands with the Maccabi team before the first leg in Switzerland in July he moved to the side of the pitch and changed his boots while the pre-match handshakes took place.

While Mr. Schreiber confirmed that he wanted Mr. Mulroney to help with the military vehicle project, he rejected the pasta business explanation, as well as widespread suggestions that the payments were related to the purchase of Airbus jets by Air Canada during Mr. Mulroney's tenure, a sale Mr. Schreiber helped to broker.