All the insinuated sexual content of the early drafts was long gone, but there was still a by-the-book police officer who supervised Deloris's transfer to the convent, while developing the most tame, Disneyfied crush.
For all the insinuating talk and posturing onstage, "Urban Cowboy" isn't remotely sexy.
Tapping, shimmying, twirling and writhing, the dancers combine military discipline with white-hot sensuality, and the dopey promise of all those insinuating one-liners is more than fulfilled.
He insinuated all manner of sly caricature, disgust and fury into many of his renderings.
After all, machines had insinuated themselves into the lives of people in a thousand forms, he said, so why shouldn't theater strike back and insinuate itself into machines?
Worst of all, Mr Venizelos insinuated that other Europeans had no choice but to save his country because a default would be more painful for the euro zone than for Greece.
On Monday, Earnest later clarified that he was "not at all" insinuating that Trump used drugs during the debates or that the GOP presidential nominee's widely discussed "sniffling" was related to drug use. .
Whatever Comey's conclusion, nothing can undo what has been said, done, alleged, insinuated, and all but shrieked in the period since his first letter was sent.
Citing the long history of using race as a dividing point and listing the long cast of segregationist villains, from Strom Thurmond to Jesse Helms, leftwing blogs have insinuated that all southern white people are racists by nature and culture.
Where Mr. Feinstein relished their wordplay, Mr. Short insinuated the sex behind it all.
