Sentence examples for In insinuating from inspiring English sources

Max von Sydow spouts Freudianisms in insinuating Germanic tones that remind Teddy -- and of course not only Teddy -- of Nazis, an association that helps to induce gratuitous flashbacks of corpses stacked outside death-camp barracks.

Charles's interest in insinuating himself into the Horvath fortunes, all while seeming to help Imre regain the business he lost to the Communist authorities, provides "Prague" with its most energizing subplot.

His prime target is the miserable Milo (Chris Perfetti), an unenthusiastic high-school student who shows more interest in insinuating himself into the lives of his tutors — Toby takes over one day when Joe calls in sick — than in improving his grades.

What is your fault is that you are selfish and outlandish in insinuating that 47% of Americans are freeloading -- how much did American taxpayers fork over for bank bailouts in the past four years, and how much did we spend on single, working mothers?

Donna Murphy sang Cole Porter's "I Happen to Like New York," starting in a sweet, insinuating manner and progressing to full belt.

In one of his most controversial broadcasts, Coughlin criticised the disproportionate media interest in Kristallnacht, insinuating undue Jewish influence at work.

The book opens with the first: a subtly disturbing note written by the poet to his mother Caroline, inviting her, in the insinuating tone of a clandestine lover, to meet him at the Louvre.

"Advocates who seek additional aid for education frequently invoke the Campaign for Fiscal Equity lawsuit and the Legislature's adoption of 'Foundation Aid' in 2007, insinuating that the CFE lawsuit found that schools statewide were underfunded and that the court ordered additional funding statewide," Peters said.

In addition, we demonstrated that the expression of LDLR, LRP-1, SR-A1, SR-B1 and CD36 were upregulated in LL but not in BT lesions, insinuating that both native and modified lipoproteins may also contribute to the foamy phenotype observed in leprosy.

"Aren't you?" Standing on a bed in a slip, arms akimbo, body swaying in unsteadiness and insinuating confidence, Ms. Colin summons an entire life of triumph, defeat and acceptance in those two simple sentences.

Whatever he lacked in murk and mysticism, Mr. Cruise made up in unexpectedly dark, insinuating presence.