Sentence examples for insinuate I from inspiring English sources

He was dropped for Pakistan's tour to Bangladesh and said at the time: "To insinuate I have been dropped because of some spot-fixing allegations is not acceptable".

For a senior figure to insinuate I could break down at any moment is an outrageous slur on my professionalism and the work that has gone into making me the footballer than I am today.

Ms. Merkerson, for example, objects to "colorblind casting" because that "would insinuate I'm not there".

But, in a larger sense, I can not insult, I can not insinuate, I can not incite on this stage.

But that all changed the day a woman insinuated I didn't belong in the special needs community.

And if I got liposuction (which certain rude people have insinuated I should), I would just gain weight in really strange places like underneath my armpits.

While the Times piece recognizes that there is nothing illegal about the techniques that Apple uses to minimize its taxes, it insinuates, I thought, that Apple is still doing something wrong and unfair.

I'd also had been better off if the world around me didn't disperse shame upon overweight people--had my grandmother not told me I was "too big," had my classmate remained nonchalant whatever the number on my height-weight card, had my neighbor not insinuated I could singlehandedly topple over a trailer designed for far greater stress than a fourth-grader's frame.

I also realized that if I said that the struggles that the black community and the trans community face are the same, of if I insinuated that I, a white person, truly understand what it's like to be black in this country, I would be called out for it, and very rightly so.

Don't insinuate if I want to look my age that I'm a lesser participant in the world.

I don't want for a moment to insinuate that I would rather have been in Madison than in Paris.