Sentence examples similar to avoid insinuations from inspiring English sources

Like so many other Web video companies, Blip is a partner of YouTube, so it avoids any insinuation that it is a competitor.

Be subtle and avoid using any language or insinuations that your coworker is at fault or is working in a substandard manner.

At the U.N., Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin criticized those he said were "trying to prejudge the outcome [of an investigation] with broad statements and insinuations" and accused the Ukrainian government of failing to warn international aviation to avoid the conflict area.

The insinuation was that his motive (and that of future witnesses) is to avoid long-term jail time.

Here and there, we encounter weighty insinuations appropriate to the times, such as the notion that an underground "river of sex" flows through Vienna (and – who would have thought it? – London too), but the best way to read the book is to avoid over-analysis and turn the page.

This flaw ― the insinuation that some of us can only be loved in spite of our looks ― seems baked into the Cyrano trope, though perhaps a more creative adaptation could avoid it.

In this way, you avoid exclaiming outright your annoyance and you make it clear to them that their behavior is untoward but because you're being outwardly kind and thoughtful, it's hard to do much about your insinuation.

In the past they have avoided admitting culpability when large numbers of civilians have died.Within hours of the blast Afghan officials were making thinly veiled insinuations against Pakistan and its Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency.

"Person of interest" became a phrase of both avoidance and insinuation.

These are familiar insinuations.

Such insinuations make media types bristle.