Sentence examples for Some insinuated from inspiring English sources

Some insinuated that the model's name was missing a vowel.

The farmers have also known each other for years, and some of them have nursed long-held, deeply felt grudges; some insinuated or accused others of cheating; one spoke of racism, another of dubious leases, hidden backers and poisoned wells.

Some insinuate themselves because they are comforting and friendly, which is not the case with "Last Year at Marienbad," a famously impenetrable monument to the avant-garde directed by Alain Resnais.

Some people have insinuated the move was a calculated ploy to whitewash Zuckerberg's image with the fictional and snarky "The Social Network" coming out and getting rave reviews.

Some of them insinuated to us that these fruitful results of big data will lead us to a whole new world where "everything" is possible; therefore, the big data analytics will be an omniscient and omnipotent system.

Some Dodger players insinuated they would sit out rather than play alongside Robinson.

Before he embarked to the US, some historian colleagues insinuated that the country "barely had any history" and was not worth visiting.

When pressed about investors, Mitra didn't reveal some undisclosed investors even as Constine insinuated that some could be search companies like Google and Microsoft.

Some insinuate that he doesn't love America enough to defend it wholeheartedly.

Over the weekend, much of the media reported on this launch (some insinuating that it was to be a union for millionaire rock stars) as Radiohead, Robbie Williams, David Gilmour and the Verve are involved.

For some to insinuate that this somehow threatens the agreement is nonsense.