Sentence examples for insinuated by from inspiring English sources
"insinuated by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used when someone implies or suggests something indirectly. Example: During the meeting, John insinuated by his body language and tone of voice that he disagreed with the decision, but he didn't explicitly say it.
*** In the late 1920s, a metaphor more directly sexual than anything insinuated by Keats was coined for the pollination of some orchid species.
"The points were not, as has been insinuated by some, edited to minimize the role of extremists, diminish terrorist affiliations, or play down that this was an attack," said a senior official familiar with the drafting of the talking points.
When the Observer asked Damaseb if his was a kangaroo court, as previously insinuated by Bin Hammam, he responded: "We took the exercise very seriously and listened to all the evidence put to us".
Many criticisms can be levelled at the United States for the incoherence of its policy during the Iranian Revolution, but the idea insinuated by BBC Persian that there was a coherent US policy of abandoning the Shah and paving the way for Khomeini's return is not supported by the documentary record.
It isn't even insinuated by the proposal.
On Rory PQ's remix, the rawness insinuated by James is set aside in favor of a sexier and groovier rhythm.
With multi-millionaire Nick Politis as chairman, high profile supporters like Channel Nine director David Gyngell and James Packer, and a base in Sydney's well-healed eastern suburbs, if any club could be called the silvertails it's the Roosters – which was more or less what was insinuated this week by Manly backrower Anthony Watmough when he was on the hustings appealing to swing voters.
Religious thoughts seemed to be the gravest ones in Montreal then, insinuated, even inculcated, by its architecture, seasonal festivals, and colloquialisms.
Yet, both feel sides feel they have a role to play in fighting terror in the Middle East – a situation which Russia has insinuated was caused by US arrogance.
Performed with gently insinuating pizazz by the Encores! orchestra, directed by Rob Berman, most of the songs are clever, catchy and so light that they float out of mind.
In Volume 2, "The First Time I Met the Blues", Louis Armstrong accompanies country singer Jimmie Rodgers, while the Memphis Jug Band huffs and puffs with homespun panache.Volume 3 celebrates a vital melting pot: "That's Chicago's South Side" ranges from classic boogie-woogie by Meade Lux Lewis to insinuating vocals by Jazz Gillum and Tampa Red.
