Sentence examples for That insinuated from inspiring English sources

A week ago, a gossip column in The New York Post printed an item that insinuated he was gay, without naming him.

Far less alarming was another kind of high pitch, or rather, series of high pitches that insinuated themselves very early on a December morning near Stamford.

Your Dec. 2 editorial "'Hated to Death' in Jamaica" relied heavily on the accusation of an activist group that insinuated an anti-gay bias within Jamaica's medical system.

The new tissue arose from the old animals' own progenitor muscle cells, not from young cells that insinuated themselves into old muscle, the researchers report in the 17 February Nature.

This is just the latest shake of the bigoted pepper mill that is Littlejohn's career, following a ridiculous amount of homophobic language, an article that defended police who threw a disabled protester out of his wheelchair and a piece that insinuated ethnic minority staff had ot their jobs through threatening to sue the Equality and Human Rights Commission.       .

The complaint stemmed from an El Universo opinion column from a year before that insinuated the president could be charged with crimes against humanity for his actions during a police uprising in 2010.

It stands coolly apart from the jangling consumerism that insinuates itself into so much of our existence.

Some are quietly revealing, like the wood-bodied flute that insinuates itself into the soloists' quartet in the "Et incarnatus" of the "Missa".

While the artist appears to have selected vantage points that insinuate the complex into the landscape, the overall subject is modernization and change.

The beeps and throbbing heard in the first black-and-white scene become the trip-hop that insinuates its way into Pitsee's head.

It's also a story of public institutions, of laws and norms that insinuate themselves into the fabric of family life.