Less happily, the story, which drew on a family dispute, caused a rift with his father and disquieted some community leaders, one of whom, Judge Leopold Wapter, insinuated that it would warm the heart of a Joseph Goebbels.
Republicans are calling on the president to punt, insinuating that it would be the gentlemanly thing to allow the next president to make the call.
Everyone was insinuating it anyway so I think he pipped them to the post.
Let's stop insinuating it is the other way around.
He insinuated that failing to approve it would force the company to convert Karnes into a detention center for adults, leading the Trump administration to separate asylum-seeking mothers from their children at the border.
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.
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".
Some Dodger players insinuated they would sit out rather than play alongside Robinson.
In Christian Trinitarian theology, this "us" is an essential part of this creation story because it insinuates plurality, which would accommodate the presence of Christ and the Holy Spirit.
Beyond which, these voters have had three and a half years of Obama's actual presidency, as opposed to his bright promises and others' dark prophecies, to decide whether he's a closet black radical, as the advertising campaign would have insinuated, or a "metrosexual, black Abe Lincoln," which is how it would have described his self-presentation in 2008.
