Sentence examples for insinuating that maybe from inspiring English sources

If insinuating that maybe the Creator of the Universe is a little like me, a woman, is sacrilege, then you can let me off at the next stop.

The definition of racism, for instance, will be used to discredit people insinuating that maybe – just maybe – a great deal of white people have been conditioned into being racist.

Scarpia greets her gallantly and insinuates that Cavaradossi has had a tryst with the Marchesa.

To insinuate that Fernando was used, abused and then cast aside is absurd.

This insinuates that migration is unlikely to diminish until the major factors over security, crime and racial tensions are resolved.

In later episodes, his "brother" was never mentioned, possibly insinuating that Ste had lied about him.

He was insinuating that Karen Bosley was that person".

Insinuating that commercial skippers are thieves hardly addresses the problem.

You're insinuating that Budweiser drinkers sit on the couch to drink beer.

Chamblee's comments, insinuating that Woods had cheated during the season, upset Woods.

When Minaj won, she gave a crowing acceptance speech, insinuating that Azalea employs ghostwriters.