Sentence examples for has also insinuated from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez has also insinuated that he has not received adequate care from the Yankees' medical staff.

Mr Rana has also insinuated that Mrs Campbell is an unsuitable parent for a Muslim girl.

Context has not been relevant only in ancient theories of rhetoric; it has also insinuated itself into categories of grammar such as noun and verb, mood and case, number, person, gender and so on.

Most of the candidates have also insinuated that there have been no efforts at enrolling eligible children in government health insurance.

But he has also mounted an attack on the sexual orientation of Capriles — a forty-year-old bachelor — insinuating that he's a closeted homosexual, which has aroused the fury of the L.G.B.T. community.

Much of the far-right's vitriol has also been focused on London Mayor Sadiq Khan, with news articles and memes claiming that he took too long to make a statement, and insinuating that his sympathies lie elsewhere.

Much of the far right's criticism has also been focused on London mayor Sadiq Khan, with news articles and memes claiming that he took too long to make a statement and insinuating that his sympathies lie elsewhere.

But he has also mounted an attack on the sexual orientation of Capriles a forty-year-old bachelor insinuating that he's a closeted homosexual, which has aroused the fury of the L.G.B.T. community.

He also insinuated Ryan may have been involved in the assassination of President William McKinley and possibly faked the 1969 moon landing, noting, "If you listen closely, 'One giant leap for mankind' sounds a whole lot like Ryan".

The police at first claimed Cáceres was killed in a robbery, and also insinuated that her killing might have been a "crime of passion".

Reid also insinuated that Charles and David Koch, the prominent conservative funders who have made much of their money off oil, gas and chemicals, are behind the push to approve Keystone XL.