Sentence examples for insinuating anything from inspiring English sources

I'm not insinuating anything with that statement by the way.

Wednesday, in yet another interview, he spoke as if it were strange that people thought he was insinuating anything, since what I have never done is taken the position that Obama was born in Kenya or Indonesia or anywhere other than Hawaii, where he claims to have been born.

Everybody can chill out, though he wasn't insinuating anything about her actual face.

It has nothing to do with him believing in our "special relationship" with Israel, or insinuating anything remotely anti-semitic.

I want to again be clear that I am raising questions about my own fundamentalist tendencies as an LGBT rights activist and political creature, not assailing Islamic fundamentalism or insinuating anything about Yosra.

Being truly heard without judging, advising or insinuating anything is beneficial to anyone.

"I read something about him being creepy, but he was never creepy to me," says Cole. "He never insinuated anything other than work.

The singer says the controversial line "I know you want it," which had some detractors accusing Robin Thicke and company of crafting a "rapey" song, does not insinuate anything that buying a car wouldn't.

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

*** In the late 1920s, a metaphor more directly sexual than anything insinuated by Keats was coined for the pollination of some orchid species.

"How do they lift so much when in so many events they have not even been in contention in the world championships?" The keirin bronze medallist clarified afterwards that she was not insinuating they were "cheating or doing anything suspicious".