Sentence examples for insinuated thinking from inspiring English sources
Is he, as DePaul insinuated, thinking with his pants rather than his head?
Instead, he insinuates, with detailed anecdote, that history provides no basis for thinking that the China dream of foreign investors is any more than that a dream.With more discipline fewer digressions, clearer sign-posting—"The China Dream" could have been better.
The worst thing is the way it's insinuated its way into society - so that ordinary people end up thinking it's not really criminal behaviour, just a way of doing business".
For weeks after visiting Australia, I found myself thinking about mud: the living mud on the banks of Sampan Creek, which insinuates itself into Van Diemen Gulf, not far from Bamurru Plains, a safari-style eco-lodge that opened here a few years ago.
After you have read this passage in the starker context of the Journals – Cheever has run out of booze and is thinking of his dead mother while drying dishes – its force in the story is reduced by the knowledge that it has been craftily insinuated into the narrative.
Thinking this pretty interesting, a documentary maker named Sam (Ms. Shields) traipses after black and white alike, shooting with her digital camera and insinuating herself to the extent that she nearly gets slugged by Mike Tyson (playing himself).
(She insinuated that she was a journalist).
Granites insinuated themselves into the depths.
He solemnly insinuated himself among the men bearing the coffin.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
