Sentence examples for insinuation as from inspiring English sources

O'Neal dismissed the insinuation as ridiculous - he has never been linked to rumours of sexual misconduct.

Cantona and Stella's toy-boy Tom Colin Morgann) were both deeply disturbed to be compared to a killer and Stella described the insinuation as "repellant".

There's some fine material here, but the documentary revisits familiar terrain and leans too hard on insinuation, as with the suggestion that some prosecutorial players used the original trial for (surprise) political gain.

But her name has come up frequently in testimony, and not without insinuation, as contractors who sold cars, painted murals, built cabinetry and performed other personal tasks but were paid by Albert Pirro's companies have offered a near-virtual tour of her house and a voyeuristic audit of her family's spending habits.

Conversely, when pressed by moderator Lester Holt innumerable times about the "birther" issue he continued to foment, Trump tried lamely to deflect his impropriety by blaming Hillary for starting the smear, an unproven insinuation, as Hillary never publicly did so.

But his "so-called" defense is a reminder of some larger, awful truths: reporting this sort of crime is in no way easy, and exposes a person to insinuations, as well as pain; and children who have been abused can be set on difficult paths.

As far as I can tell, that insinuation is still as incorrect as it was a week ago.

Shortly after Profumo's Commons statement, Ward appeared on Independent Television News, where he endorsed Profumo's statement and dismissed all rumours and insinuations as "baseless".

The Oregon folks are armed, and have made insinuations as to how hard they'll fight to continue their occupation, against any official who tries to evict them.

The insinuation that as we have the the technological capability to see everything, if civilians are hurt it means that they were targeted on purpose, is hard for me to swallow.

A bossa nova pulse adds a note of sultry insinuation to "It Might as Well Be Spring".