Sentence examples for again insinuated from inspiring English sources

In recent days Ms. Silverman, 37, the acerbic, anything-for-a-laugh comedian, has once again insinuated herself into e-mail inboxes with an online video called "The Great Schlep" (thegreatschlep.com).

Today he was at it again, insinuating himself into gaps that weren't there and tugging the Americans this way and that.

Trump again tried to insinuate on Monday that Clinton is too old to be president ― and defended a previous comment in which he questioned whether she "looks presidential".

On the other hand, we found a strong correlation between the GC content of reads and the mismatch rate retrieved from alignments, which would insinuate again that GC content is a factor that influences 16S rDNA amplicon sequencing in the MinION™ platform.

The ad was clearly intended to insinuate once again -- without saying anything falsifiable -- that there was a link between Iraq and 9/11.

By the time she takes it out again, she is attractively adult and now played by Ms. François and working for Ariane's family as a nanny, having insinuated herself into its well-appointed bosom like an asp.

(She insinuated that she was a journalist).

He solemnly insinuated himself among the men bearing the coffin.

A year later, he has insinuated himself into another family.

Yet one article insinuated that what I described was impossible.

Xinhua also insinuated that Dahlin was a foreign agent.