Sentence examples for insinuation of such from inspiring English sources

1 5 While the adoption of techniques to monitor surgeons has lagged behind that of providers in other areas of medicine, we are now witnessing the insinuation of such tools into the surgical sphere.

In the Chief's day, no one would have batted an eye at insinuations of such collusion.

With all the talk of City's first European Cup match since 1968 there was almost an insinuation that a club of such means would make a spectacular reappearance in the tournament as a matter of course.

Video games often take centre stage in the ensuing media analysis of such atrocities, with insinuations that not only do the perpetrators play violent games, but that they were driven to the act because they play games.

Mr. Bush seemed to be commenting not just on the theoretical practice of such a device but on any insinuation that he and other Republicans were using it.

Lennon's complaint was legitimate, though his insinuation of bias is unlikely to be tolerated.

More straightforward is the Japanese "paella," which is basically fried rice, with an insinuation of bacon.

That is the insinuation of an interview given by none other than Mr Strauss-Kahn's wife, Anne Sinclair.

Tom Rubino, a spokesman for the Forrester campaign, called the insinuation of draft dodging "an outright lie".

That very insinuation of the hips (could it in fact have been the hips, then, actually?

We are meant to register the plain insinuation of Picasso's Neoclassicism, then move on.