Sentence examples similar to insinuating language from inspiring English sources
As he speaks, his voice grows as insinuating as those words must once have been.
In each of his languages, Hay rejected the insinuating modern voice, in favour of a "bald hard poetry", a direct method of attack which he believed was the vehicle for much of the greatest literature.
He added, "Dieudonné is cunning, insinuating.
Nor had a language developed that so seamlessly melded village and market — as in "Rent-a-Mom," "Rent-a-Dad," "Rent-a-Grandma," "Rent-a-Friend" — insinuating itself, half joking, half serious, into our culture.
It was provocative, inviting, insinuating.
It can be sinuous, slinky, insinuating.
His insinuating voice, though commanding, slithers.
She used the word "friend" with a sweet, insinuating emphasis.
He was insinuating that Karen Bosley was that person".
Insinuating that commercial skippers are thieves hardly addresses the problem.
With his insinuating voice, which became blatantly seductive the lower he sang, he scored a knockout.
