Sentence examples for insinuated rather from inspiring English sources

He insinuated, rather than spelled out, that if Montero were more worker than artist, he would start every match.

But this is insinuated rather than explicit.

The grooves insinuate rather than chug; the words disarm any concept-album pretensions.

It's a space that allows the Kings to prowl and insinuate rather than batter and thrash, and gives a platform from which Caleb's angsty, gravelly growl can look to the skies and testify.

This voice is earnest, it deals in difficult truths and it has an urgent edge to it, but it is also personal and private, written in a tone which whispers and insinuates rather than hectors.

The transmission operates as if it were insinuating shifts rather than making them outright.

Will Keen isn't made to look as hideous as the text requires (he's just in need of pimple-aid) but he's a wonderfully plausible De Flores because he's so slippery: as he glides and gloats, his elongated vowels sound first sinister, then insinuating, and finally rather sexy.

Is he, as DePaul insinuated, thinking with his pants rather than his head?

Some Dodger players insinuated they would sit out rather than play alongside Robinson.

Many have never gotten over the speech he made then in Cairo, where he twice referred to "Palestine" in the present rather than future tense, and insinuated that Israel was rooted in the tragedy of the Holocaust rather than ancient history.

Far less alarming was another kind of high pitch, or rather, series of high pitches that insinuated themselves very early on a December morning near Stamford.