Sentence examples for insinuated they would from inspiring English sources

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

I'm not sorry for saying that, but I do apologize for ignorantly insinuating they wouldn't raise money or be useful in any way.

In these two videos that are making their rounds on the Internet, a man and a woman individually approach different people of their same sex asking for their numbers and insinuating that they'd like to take them on a date.

It's certainly not there to victimise and bully people, and insinuate they've somehow failed".

Is someone saying something untrue about your company, for example, insinuating they've heard it's in financial trouble?

An odd detail about the Jenkins case is that members of the public didn't seem to care as much as those doing the firing and fretting and insinuating had expected they would.

One detainee agreed to co-operate after the CIA insinuated it would harm his children, a former official said.

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".

She felt that her friends were disdainful of her and thought she was crazy or stupid to rely on a man for her income; they insinuated that her husband would "trade her in for a younger woman," and that she would wind up broke and abandoned.

Wolff wasn't sure enough to actually name anyone, but, if readers just looked at a certain passage at the end of his book, they would see where he had insinuated as much.