Sentence examples for an insinuation from inspiring English sources

Such an insinuation is offensive and wholly incorrect.

"There's an insinuation that he's a crook," says Linda Tapp (the staunch Romney supporter).

More straightforward is the Japanese "paella," which is basically fried rice, with an insinuation of bacon.

Later, there's an insinuation he enjoyed carnal pleasure with a dog.

Despite the magnitude posed by its phalanxes of players, "Gruppen" begins less as a spectacle than as an insinuation.

As Philip Bump notes, it's not the first time Trump has made an insinuation like this one.

At first, Elbaz was put off by this image because he felt "there was something religious about it", a vague insinuation of a Madonna and Child.

At first, Elbaz was put off by this image, because he felt that "there was something religious about it," a vague insinuation of a Madonna and Child, what with the mother in flowing robes and the child looking up at her, beatific.

Angry defense lawyers immediately moved for a mistrial, saying that the analogy was an unfair insinuation of bribery and obstruction of justice, and that the mere mention of Mr. Nixon's name would "pollute the environment" of the trial.

Now, that's a tough question, partly because it is grossly unfair, partly because it's an ugly insinuation and partly because it's structured in a way where there is no good answer.

On Fox News, Harris described Wemple's report as "more of a suggestion, insinuation, innuendo in a really unfair way".