Meanings of suggested of in English

And so little is said, but so much suggested of a change in her.

This is in accord with the notion suggested of the function of rhyme at the verse end.

The idea was suggested of precluding all possible attempts at liberation by the immediate execution of the prisoners.

Amidst these gloomy meditations the idea was suddenly suggested of returning, with the utmost expedition, to the cavern.

It has been alike suggested of biography, that it cannot be securely trusted in the portrayal of the living.

The analogy I have before suggested of the Norman invasion of England and the Bulgar invasion of Bulgaria generally holds good.

There was something in the tone of her voice, or the idea suggested of her death, that softened the old man.

Finding him invincible to my entreaties, I thought upon the expedient which he suggested of seeking the protection of her uncle.

Could the story she had suggested of the Grey One's lover be anything like her own?...

Therefore a method is suggested of calculating the parameters of a model of the AIDS epidemic by comparing it with the epidemiology of another STD.

The strategic plan was suggested of getting the New York Had not Vanderbilt and other capitalists often bought up Congress and Legislatures and common councils?

And in a few cases Moist suggested Of the Twilight the Darkness should dose them with one of his harmless little potions.