Sentence examples for insinuate he from inspiring English sources

Throughout this mayhem, the blond main character stood at the corner of the stage, frequently sticking his hand into a Ziploc bag to insinuate he was ingesting drugs via his mouth and nostrils.

"They ought to be very  careful what they are insinuating,"  he said.

He paused and fixed his eyes on me: "I don't know what you are insinuating," he said, because I was, of course, insinuating he had Asperger's.

"I'm comfortable with the term because of what it insinuates," he says.

A week ago, a gossip column in The New York Post printed an item that insinuated he was gay, without naming him.

The accusation proved false, but Feltri raised the stakes by insinuating he had been informed of the forged document against Boffo by a Vatican source.

He claims that Mr Gribkowsky insinuated he would inform the tax authority that Mr Ecclestone controls his family's offshore trust, which could make him liable to pay the tax on the estimated £2.5bn it has received from F1.

"I refuse to believe that an intelligent, outgoing young man -- and until yesterday no one even insinuated he was crazy -- would kill his parents," said Mana Ranjan Josse, a political commentator.

There is no doubt that the monstrous mama's boy who ruled the bureau for 48 years was self-loathing: He intimidated those who insinuated he was gay; banned gays from the F.B.I.; used files about Eleanor Roosevelt's lady friends to manipulate F.D.R.; and spread false rumors that Adlai Stevenson was gay.

Indeed, Shakespeare was so respected that, Aubrey insinuated, he may have been the illicit father of Davenant's son.

Mr Ecclestone says the he made the payment because Gribkowsky had insinuated he would create difficulties over his tax affairs and that he was "being shaken down".