Sentence examples for Was insinuated from inspiring English sources

In the published book, this theory was no longer explicit — Tierney had made last-minute changes — but it was insinuated.

Others had an issue with the way it was insinuated that only teens could take something away from the literature.

The way that the famous Moncler puffer material was insinuated among the plaid — perhaps for a cape with hand slits — showed Mr. Browne as a master of a brand whose understanding of the great outdoors has been a fashion winner.

With multi-millionaire Nick Politis as chairman, high profile supporters like Channel Nine director David Gyngell and James Packer, and a base in Sydney's well-healed eastern suburbs, if any club could be called the silvertails it's the Roosters – which was more or less what was insinuated this week by Manly backrower Anthony Watmough when he was on the hustings appealing to swing voters.

Specifically, it was insinuated that his beard was somehow "suspicious," "Islamic" and then, without just reason or cause, connected to the Taliban.

Her first kiss was on TV, as was her prom, and losing her virginity was "insinuated on camera twice, before quickly happening in real life" in her friend's guest house.

He was insinuating that Karen Bosley was that person".

Everyone was insinuating it anyway so I think he pipped them to the post.

He was insinuating that Iran should be worried about the prospect of Romney winning.

Ginsberg said The Times was insinuating that the News Corporation hired lobbyists to rewrite the tax code so it could avoid paying taxes on huge profits.

His spokesman, Edward Skyler, when asked later in the evening if Mr. Bloomberg was insinuating that he would reject such funds, said that was not the case.