Sentence examples for insinuated without from inspiring English sources

In public statements the university repeatedly insinuated, without any evidence, that McAdams had violated Marquette's harassment policy, labeled him a threat to safety, and effectively held him directly responsible for the comments and actions of his readers -- a position wildly opposed to basic free speech principles.

He would insinuate, without saying anything literally false, that it was somehow responsible for the terrorist attack.

The Fox News host said these "Obama holdovers" had gone "so low" as to "insinuate without any evidence that there's some sort of campaign collusion with Russia".

Dear Piers Morgan, Wednesday, you described Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder as 'the latest celebrity accessory,' a disorder people use to promote themselves and insinuated that people without combat experience can't suffer from PTSD.

Mainly they've been spotted looking bored, but the world's press is struggling for ever more inventive ways of insinuating - without any evidence - that they are Doing It.

Congress should hold themselves to a higher standard and not be permitted to insinuate wrongdoing without any actual evidence.

DIt you ever notice how pseudointellectuals tend to be patronizing?

A week ago, a gossip column in The New York Post printed an item that insinuated he was gay, without naming him.

It is insinuated that she actually cares for the other orphans, without letting this on too much.

The Times reported that Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, rebuked Cruz for insinuating, without evidence, that Hagel may have collected speaking fees from North Korea.

Specifically, it was insinuated that his beard was somehow "suspicious," "Islamic" and then, without just reason or cause, connected to the Taliban.