Sentence examples for he intimated it from inspiring English sources

It's interesting that Trump talked about the J.C.C. threats, since he intimated it could be some kind of false-flag operation during a meeting with state attorneys general today.

With a Nostradamus-like gloom, he intimates it may be too late to naturally reverse the effects of climate change – and believes that radical geoengineering may be the only way we can cope with the desperate scenario.

To illustrate that we all at times must wrestle with the temptation of naughty words, he intimates: "It is no secret that, in the heat of the moment, the air in newspaper newsrooms – even the Daily Mail's – turns blue".

He intimated that it would all be over soon.

He intimated that it was Winkelman who shot Yen.

He intimated, too, that it was not a matter of just any colonies, but that the Reich expected the restoration of overseas possessions of which she had been deprived by the Versailles treaty and to which the Führer said: "We have a moral right".

In recounting the love between an American boy (Ishmael) and a tattooed cannibal (Queequeg), he intimated, long before it was common to think so, that human sexuality ranges freely along a continuum of desire and cannot be contained within established norms.

The truth of religion, he intimated, only becomes true if it is interpreted as a human truth, not as a truth originally external or prior to humanity.

But he intimated that he would sleep better if he could unload some squash before it started to rot.

(He intimated that he did).

There were backstory problems, he intimated, darkly.