Sentence examples for insinuate changes from inspiring English sources

Rheological measurements insinuate changes in the macroscopic and microscopic behavior of the solution, as well as indicate critical degrees of freedom to prompt viscoelasticity.

Ms. Strayed reported encountering people who have insinuated she changed her name because she had something to hide.

This isn't to insinuate that changing careers is selfish.

This spring, those ideas became the focus of a statewide debate, during which outside groups repeatedly insinuated that such changes were necessary because professors at the state's flagship universities, A&M and University of Texas at Austin, were not productive enough.

In the published book, this theory was no longer explicit — Tierney had made last-minute changes — but it was insinuated.

A Wall Street Journal commentator is so intent on regime change, he insinuates the majority of Iranian electorates cannot be trusted to determine their own fate, accusing some of betraying the "pro-democracy spirit of that summer", referring to the 2009 post-election unrest.

This may be due to increased hectares under cultivation and concurrent destruction of natural ecosystems, as well as biodiversity loss due to climate change, and insinuates a global pollinator crisis [1], [3], [5] [6], [18].

While the artist appears to have selected vantage points that insinuate the complex into the landscape, the overall subject is modernization and change.

This time the right-wing media pundit is using Twitter to insinuate that "Houston electing a lesbian mayor" is a more likely explanation for Hurricane Harvey than climate change.

They can insinuate themselves through door seals.

Maybe Vera can insinuate them both into Gloria's picture?