Sentence examples for further insinuations from inspiring English sources

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Unfortunately, it's already gone further than insinuation.

It says that in his letter we reprinted earlier, but many reports are still lumping him together with the terminated employees, furthering the insinuation that the board fired him and yanked away options.

I was reading defences before I'd digested the accusations; hearing dark rumours that, when you looked further, turned out to be strange insinuations about the CEO Camila Batmanghelidjh's character – her "favourites" and "less favourites", her colourful scarves, her lovable (or was it?) chaos.

The speculation about Ted Hughes, during his lifetime, by academics, as well as fans, who held him responsible for Sylvia Plath's (and Assia Wevill's) suicide, went much further in offensiveness than last week's media insinuations about Scott's business and Jagger's either flagging or utterly unshakeable commitment.

Powell went on to strongly point out that the McCain campaign's false claims that Obama is Muslim and its insinuations that he is a terrorist are creating division with the United States and further damaging our reputation and standing within the world.

These are familiar 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.