For Mr. Cavallaro to insinuate that only Republicans can represent Republican voters runs counter to every belief of government and society we Americans hold dear.
From his archbishop's platform, he is perhaps the president's most vocal and powerful critic -- influential enough to make Mr. Mugabe insinuate that only his priestly robes protect him from the treatment he deserves.
"Furthermore, their tone insinuates that only Republicans are welcome at the table during North Dakota's legislative process".
Soyinka insinuates that, not only is this scenario of our own making, it is one we are doing nothing to remedy.
That's a bit disingenuous because they repeatedly insinuated that proposition even if they avoided saying it outright.
In Japan such public displays are taboo and have surprised some journalists who have insinuated that not only is the coach a tyrant, but perhaps gay.
David Blankenhorn, president of the Institute for American Values (letter, Aug. 16), insinuates that child poverty is a product of mother-headed homes and that only an end to "family fragmentation," whatever that is, will bring back the American values his institute touts.
He claimed that the referee "comes from Naples," insinuating that Guida sought to manipulate the outcome in favor of second-place Napoli, which closed to only 3 points behind Juventus by beating Parma, 2-1, on Sunday.
In his own mischievous way, Mourinho does not miss a trick to insinuate that officialdom is biased against him.
This insinuates that migration is unlikely to diminish until the major factors over security, crime and racial tensions are resolved.
