Sentence examples for insinuation over from inspiring English sources

Favoring insinuation over investigation, the documentary "Girl Model" is as much a tease as the profession it portrays.

Armstrong has spent two years, since winning his first Tour de France, combating insinuations over doping.

So who will get the blame for Fox's funhouse of mirrors, falsehoods, exaggerations and insinuations over the past four years?

Mr. Putin's insinuations, however, didn't go over too well in the West.

They also resent an insinuation underlying the debate over "outsourcing": that all countries such as India have to offer is cheap labour and a telecommunications link.

The gold medallists are threatening to sue American television networks over the insinuation that Russian businessman Alimzhan Tokhtakhounov tried to secure himself a French visa by fixing the results of the ice skating events.

Azerbaijan's strong opposition to the Life News ISIS report, was due to the reporters' insinuation that Baku lacks control over its borders and that Azerbaijan willfully allowed ISIS fighters to pass through its territory via Turkey to intervene in the conflict.

A long-simmering battle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders burst into public view Thursday, as the former secretary of State denounced her rival for what she said was a campaign of "innuendo" and "insinuation" amid a continuing fight over each other's progressive credentials.

But there is another issue that some activists find deeply insulting: the insinuation that the sex abuse crisis is essentially over, and that the church has cleaned house.

Disagreement also arises over the Times's insinuation that we return to the good old days.

Right wingers have also drawn criticism over insinuations that Nancy was blessed with a great face for radio.