Sentence examples for insinuating the from inspiring English sources
The film angered the people of Grimsby by insinuating the town was full of drunken dossers.
GOSSIPY and insinuating, the roman clef persuades us to read it differently from ordinary novels.
Checketts initially denied making the dig, insinuating the Tacoma reporter made it up because he was denied free tickets to the game.
It is thus able not only to export more Coca-Cola, it is free to export more of the diseases of western culture, insinuating the brand with youngsters.
"That's fine if you, Howard, believe you cover the troubles of CNN," said Wemple, clearly insinuating the absurdity of Kurtz's remark.
Another part of Goldsmith's scaremongering approach is to get government ministers to smear Khan by publicly insinuating the fiction that he has sympathies with Islamist fanatics.
A single buoyant curve insinuates the sail.
Klan leaders used that stunning success to insinuate the Invisible Empire into public life.
To insinuate the imperial conqueror into the native community in order to exploit mineral resources?
Where Mr. Feinstein relished their wordplay, Mr. Short insinuated the sex behind it all.
There was low-key but firm debate on how one might insinuate the issue into the mayoral race.
