Sentence examples for Not insinuated from inspiring English sources

He has not insinuated, but said, not retracted, but redoubled, his snide, sinister, and ignorant remarks about Justice Clarence Thomas, "... [he] doesn't like black people, he doesn't like being black".

I'd also had been better off if the world around me didn't disperse shame upon overweight people--had my grandmother not told me I was "too big," had my classmate remained nonchalant whatever the number on my height-weight card, had my neighbor not insinuated I could singlehandedly topple over a trailer designed for far greater stress than a fourth-grader's frame.

I'm not insinuating anything with that statement by the way.

Shekhar Gupta, the editor in chief and the lead writer of the article, said The Express was not insinuating that military leaders had been moving against the government.

Mr Ellis did not insinuate to the jury that Neill-Fraser may have been connected to the disappearance of a young man 20 years earlier.

Faculty is empowered to join this dialogue and air opposition to speakers — as the faculty petitioners did, but faculty must not insinuate troubles and intimidate with avowals to protest portentously,  "in a variety of ways," as those petitioners also did.

"How do they lift so much when in so many events they have not even been in contention in the world championships?" The keirin bronze medallist clarified afterwards that she was not insinuating they were "cheating or doing anything suspicious".

A spokesman for the mayor said later that Mr. Bloomberg was trying to say Washington can't stop itself from spending, and was not insinuating that Americans who receive checks are part of the problem.

So instead of this "real" versus "non-real" nonsense, how about just referring to them as "models" and "non-models", and not insinuating that the latter represent ALL non-models.

But, in a larger sense, I can not insult, I can not insinuate, I can not incite on this stage.

Even the Hebrews, in their use of the word 'chait' do not insinuate that humans are intrinsically evil.