Jimmy's explanation of how blacks were bred for physical skill but whites were bred for intelligence was blatant racism, but there have been many more subtle ways at insinuating the same point.
Matt Kemp was replaced there by Andre Ethier, as Manager Don Mattingly insinuated the Dodgers were exploring alternatives to Kemp's unsteady glove.
Oh, it was ripe: Albert and Rose discovered each other because they'd been assigned, by their separate and poorly coördinated cells, to insinuate themselves into the same organization, the Gramercy Park Young People's League.
The exchange was of a piece with the rest of the debate and with the state of the Republican Party: fervid, claustrophobic, recklessly insinuating, and, at the same time, utterly timid when it comes to extremism in its own ranks.
The presence of two distinct egg sizes, sometimes recovered from stool samples of the same patient also point to possible co-infection by the different species, and may further insinuate the possibility of hybrid species [ 21, 22].
A single buoyant curve insinuates the sail.
Klan leaders used that stunning success to insinuate the Invisible Empire into public life.
These results insinuate the therapeutic potential of the extract against alcoholic oxidative damages in lungs.
These results insinuate the therapeutic potential of the methanolic extract of pineapple peel against alcoholic oxidative damages in lungs.
You are insinuating the daughter is not trying.
