Sentence examples for false insinuation from inspiring English sources

Closeness between the press and police arguably led to errors such as the false insinuation that Chris Jefferies was linked to the murder of Joanna Yeates.

He wrote of Mr. Alsheich, "It is shocking to discover that he is repeating to journalists the no less ludicrous and false insinuation of Ritman, as if the prime minister was involved in the complaint" against the investigations unit chief.

I was outright offended by the false insinuations that MMA somehow provokes violence on our streets.

Article 190, Part 1 of the Soviet Criminal Code criminalized "the dissemination of the intentionally false insinuations defiling the Soviet state and social order".

He said "utterly false" insinuations were "harmful to our bilateral relations".

Independent fact-checkers labeled the IWF ad false and manipulative of women's fears, finding that the IWF ad relied on "old statistics, faulty logic and false insinuations".

It's reminiscent of McCarthy era Red Scare tactics and I'm concerned that false insinuations might cause me problems similar to what victims of McCarthyism faced.

Reading from a statement, Bowden denied what he called "false allegations, insinuations and innuendoes by the press".

A similar statement six days later came after what the motion called "the national cascade of false, libelous insinuations of insider trading from Congressional investigators, other government sources, and the press, all of which battered her reputation".

He was sued over what Clubs NSW called "false claims and insinuations" in an ABC report on allegations made, then retracted, by former Labor MP Peter Garrett.

In that piece, your paper repeated the false statements and insinuations made by "Auto Focus" director Paul Schrader and "technical advisor" Bobby Crane, the son of my husband's first wife.