Sentence examples for without ever suggesting from inspiring English sources
Mark Cosgrove was holding the innings together without ever suggesting permanency.
And so it expresses the level of sexual confidence that independent women have now without ever suggesting that they are heartless or slutty or out of control.
Simon Higlett's chic design treats each scene as if it were a captioned art exhibit without ever suggesting the play's roots in small-town American life.
They managed to avoid a severe spanking but the upshot was the same as if they had: they lost without ever suggesting they could rebel against defeat or save their honour.
He settled after that and picked up four quality wickets without ever suggesting he is more than the good county pro that has been on the circuit for years.
Since 2003, Ofcom has charted a steady decline in the delivery of public service content and of originated programming, without ever suggesting how this depressing trend might be reversed.
It would be valuable for instance to evaluate what was never ever seen in any trees, for any gene, not even ever suggested to be a grouping, without resting on bipartitions, but maybe directly looking at the pattern not inferred for each site in an alignment.
"No one ever suggested that.
At a fairly rapid pace, layers of rhythmic noise accrete without anything like a bass line, and only a very hesitant half-step chord sequence is ever suggested.
Has no one ever suggested that before?
Nobody has ever suggested a news blackout.
