Sentence examples for for insinuation from inspiring English sources

Story after story is marked by a character's compulsion to surrender to some soul-snatching bogeyman: the Manhattan gentleman who buys people's dreams in "Master Misery"; spooky, eponymous little Miriam, with her long albino hair and infinite capacity for insinuation; the succubus painter in "The Headless Hawk," herself doomed by a "Mr. Destronelli," who may or may not exist.

Benioff and Petersen must have thought that few people in a modern democracy would accept sullied honor as a necessary cause for war, because they have turned Agamemnon into a kind of Greek Bismarck, a man mad for power, who, in the entertaining person of Brian Cox, has a talent for insinuation and malice.

DST Global, the investment firm led by Yuri Milner, has sent a letter to its limited partners blasting media outlets for "insinuations" that it used its holdings in Twitter and Facebook as anything other than financial investments, after it was revealed that the Russian government was indirectly an investor in DST Global.

Caf, which fined Tunisia after players confronted referee Rajindraparsad Seechurn after the final whistle, had wanted the 2004 champions to apologise for "insinuations of bias and lack of ethics against Caf and its officials, or to present irrefutable evidence to substantiate the accusations".

Cage was widely barracked for that insinuation.

Ross was very quickly provoked forced to apologise for his insinuation that it was perfectly acceptable to dose the unknowing and have sex with the unconsenting, all in the name of Molly.

(His greatest pupil in this regard was, of course, King, for whom Rustin was an adviser beginning with the Montgomery bus boycott in 1956: "Rustin was as responsible as anyone else for the insinuation of nonviolence into the very heart of what became the most powerful social movement in 20th-century America," D'Emilio writes).

His Scottish and Jacobite roots also allowed for endless insinuation and controversy in 1753 he was accused by the Bishop of Gloucester of "having drunk the health of the Old Pretender on his knees".

Furthermore, opportunities abound for stealthy insinuation of genetic material emanating from the peripheral hologenomic participants and directed toward the central germ line.

Pence and Christie were also forced to defend Trump for his insinuations about violence against Clinton and his refusal to share tax returns with voters, breaking 40 years of precedent.

Tagg Romney has said that he wanted to rush the stage and "take a swing" at Barack Obama, for his insinuations about his father Mitt's integrity during their latest US presidential debate.