Sentence examples for From insinuating from inspiring English sources

Berners responded by threatening an injunction to prevent Walton from insinuating himself into his novels.

She reached maturity in a more genteel time, when decorum prevented any gentleman from insinuating that she was an easy conquest.

The common explanation is that as custodians of a young and fragile nation, the founders were determined to prevent a foreign power from insinuating someone into the country and contriving to have him elected chief executive.

Do the outrageous things Donald Trump says – from insinuating Hillary Clinton should be assassinated for her support of gun control to calling on Russia to hack Clinton's emails – change the minds of people who had planned to vote for him?

Sandwiched between four band members, he busts a few tentative moves and uses the same phrase before three different songs: "Mayniacs, are you ready to paaarty?" If it weren't for his voice, which glides from insinuating carnality on the Usherlike grinder Vegas Girl to baby-smooth yearning on a medley of Drake hits, he could have been plucked from an X-Factor audition queue.

The challenge is to find a way for the state to take very seriously the domestic abuse that used to be allowed in the name of privacy, while also preventing the state from insinuating itself into all the most intimate parts of women's lives.

Christian Dior dropped Sharon Stone from its ads for insinuating that earthquake victims in China may have had it coming.

We posit that rhetoric from Republicans insinuating that nonwhite "takers" are taking away from white "makers," as well as their strong anti-immigrant positions, has cultivated a perception that the Republican Party is less welcoming of minorities.

He claimed that the referee "comes from Naples," insinuating that Guida sought to manipulate the outcome in favor of second-place Napoli, which closed to only 3 points behind Juventus by beating Parma, 2-1, on Sunday.

As mothers worried about strontium-90 from fallout insinuating its way into their children's bones, they were reading "Atomic Bunny" comic books and sending in cereal box tops for the Lone Ranger Atomic Bomb Ring, a cheap plastic spinthariscope that promised a glimpse of "genuine atoms split to smithereens".

Old dude from "50 Shades of Gray" is lame for insinuating parents don't do hot, dirty sex.