Sentence examples for frequent insinuations from inspiring English sources
As for the supposed links between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda, the available evidence points strongly to one conclusion, the same conclusion that the intelligence community consistently reached: the Bush administration's frequent insinuations that Saddam Hussein may have had an active collaboration with Al Qaeda, perhaps even assisting the 9/11 hijackers in some way, are without foundation.
The insinuation was that Mr. Kramnik was somehow using his frequent trips to the bathroom — the only area not monitored by surveillance cameras — to cheat.
These are familiar insinuations.
Slightly more irksome are the frequent references to Dunham, not because she resents her – Akhavan, in fact, plays a recurring character in the fourth series of Girls – but because of the insinuations.
Such insinuations make media types bristle.
"Such accusations and insinuations only appear in media".
Ali's psychological insinuations cut clean and deep.
Yet the FBI continued to collect accusations and insinuations.
Usain Bolt, however, is spared any insinuations.
Rosen eventually softened his criticisms, but the insinuations lingered.
The double agents, the planted insinuations, and the endless treacheries?
