"suggest" in the Big Book

This should suggest a useful program for anyone concerned with a drinking problem.

When your man is better, the doctor might suggest a visit from you.

We suggest you do this as we have done it in the chapter on alcoholism.

Suggest how important it is that he place the welfare of other people ahead of his own.

When a discussion does arise, you might suggest he

You might suggest that you both take an interest in them.

If he is lukewarm or thinks he is not an alcoholic, we suggest you leave him alone.

We suggest that you direct some of your thought to the wives of his new alcoholic friends.

Suppose we tell you some of the obstacles a family will meet; suppose we suggest how they may be avoided—even converted to good use for others.

After satisfying yourself that your man wants to recover and that he will go to any extreme to do so, you may suggest a definite course of action.

Perhaps you are not quite in sympathy with the approach we suggest.

We suggest you draw the book to the attention of the doctor who is to attend your patient during treatment.