Colleagues stared at me with "I told you so" incredulity, insinuating ever so delicately that if, as I admitted was ever-so-remotely possible, I had accidentally left the jeans on a bench in a New York gym, however upscale, it was equivalent to leaving your BMW convertible purring outside a crack den.
"When a disease insinuates itself so potently into the imagination of an era," he writes, "it is often because it impinges on an anxiety latent within that imagination".
Everyone was insinuating it anyway so I think he pipped them to the post.
Shulevitz does trivialize the effects of rape by insinuating they are so easy and voluntary to shrug off, and this is all the worse because it isn't even the intent of her article to do so.
But recently they've surfaced on Fox News — which insinuated not-so-subtly that Mueller's investigation could amount to a coup — and been parroted by certain members of the House of Representatives.
Feverishly empathizing with her subject, she accuses Szpilman of nefariously omitting Gran from his memoir, insinuating that he did so because Gran had the goods on him.
However, Hack is determined to dish some dirt on the marriage, and to this end he pries about in Max's education, in a passage so horribly insinuating and devoid of evidence that it bears quoting at length.
Insinuating that there is so much freedom of self identity & political correctness these days that a man can now identify as a dog.
So is this farewell to Poor Jen, that media construct that has proven so useful for insinuating that any woman is a failure, no matter how brilliant her life appears to be, if she doesn't have a husband and seven children? Don't be absurd.
It stands coolly apart from the jangling consumerism that insinuates itself into so much of our existence.
