Sentence examples for would suggest even from inspiring English sources

But what you describe is something quite other and, I would suggest, even sinister in the way it has doused what used to be all-age family entertainment with ill-disguised ordure.

Yesterday, the man who is in charge of the country in Gordon Brown's absence – and, some would suggest, even when he is present – Lord Mandelson, one of the chief architects of the New Labour project, poured scorn upon the notion in the most withering political terms.

So, somebody like me, and I would suggest even you, you can do soundbites here too, we rely on competition to please the market.

"If you look at the league table it's already starting to take some kind of shape, I would suggest, even though it's very early days.

Pro-Mousavi protesters had been using Twitter to communicate and elicit a groundswell of support, while many debated that the support was not as large as the online multipliers and proliferation of hashtags would suggest (even "Internet hate machine" Anonymous put up a website rallying support).

This would suggest even population-wise or regional differences in the (ir)regularity of the rate.

Theory would suggest that, even if the odds have shifted in favour of capital, balancing factors should come into play.

Few would suggest that, even at the age of 41, Dettori is not capable of riding as well as ever, though his strike-rate of 14% this year is six points below last year's.

It would suggest that even without their injured colossus Billy Vunipola, England could have the set-piece muscle to cause Australia problems as the home side seek to complete a 100% record of 13 wins from 13 Tests in 2016.

History would suggest that even the most popular computer games tend to have relatively short lifespans - the challenge for games developers like Valve and Riot, is retaining and building on their success in the longer term.

Common sense would suggest that even if handled with the greatest professional understanding and knowledge, with substantial support from local faith communities, the likely outcome is quite the reverse.