"I think he made insinuations which would lead people to have a complete misunderstanding of my very limited relationship with him," Mr. Hormel says.
"I loved this woman who died," Mr. Higgs said, using an expletive to describe the insinuations, which have spread beyond the family and can be heard from one end of the state to the other.
"Mr Ecclestone agreed to a pay off because of the tax threats and insinuations which he had received from Dr Gribkowsky".
Those advertisements follow months of similar hyperbole and insinuation in which Mr. Allard, Mr. Strickland and their surrogates have done everything possible to cast the opponent as an utterly contemptible choice for senator.
When hunting other jumping spiders and when the background matches its coloration, Phaeacius uses "insinuation", in which it waits, sometimes up to an hour, while a jumping spider moves around nearby, and then Phaeacius suddenly turns up to 180° toward the prey and then resumes the flattened pose.
Essentially, he's the wrong guy to entrust with horror movies, in which insinuation, suggestion and sickeningly slow build-ups rule the hour".
A colleague of Shand's recalled his "capacity of insinuation in tone which could annoy and bring a witness into antagonism".
No legitimate evidence exists for any claims or insinuations to the contrary, which have severely damaged any reputation and my prospects for future employment," he said.
In a statement to the Guardian, a spokesman for EcuaCorriente said: "We regret that insinuations have been gathered which constitute an affront to the company's reputation and law-abiding behaviour.
With her throaty voice, which ripples with insinuation, and flashing glances, which hint at treachery, she is as intriguingly enigmatic in "Married Life" as she was in "The Dying Gaul" and "Far From Heaven".
