Sentence examples for insinuation with from inspiring English sources
Here was an "Egmont" Overture of granitic solidity and feline insinuation, with springy rhythms and undulant sway.
My colleague Steve Smith used these words to describe one such performance: "granitic solidity and feline insinuation, with springy rhythms and undulant sway".
"The Safronov allegation is a startling and unbelievable insinuation with no basis in truth, as are the other allegations that have been made of me," he said.
That is the real injustice from the Agüero saga other than the insinuation, with City protesting the player's innocence, that it must have been pretend agony that put Reid on the floor.
The Senator winced, but brushed off the General's sniggering insinuations with a dry laugh.
Ramirez denied this, and Cortes rebutted the insinuations with expert testimony in court, but it didn't matter.
Sometimes I am guilty of hyperbole and failed attempts at humor; I don't suffer slights and insinuations with the best of grace, and stumble far more than those whose work I admire and attempt to match.
Again, there were 52 questions asked last night; 25 had to do with either Hillary or Bill Clinton, including very personal insinuations, with 22 of the 25 being abjectly hostile.
Still, while Team Obama should have been able to do better, the ad represents a high-water-mark thus far: The Obama campaign seems to have finally accepted that they need to fight Team McCain's onslaught of insinuations with a little emotional oomph instead of just pointing out how much more sensible Obama's policies are.
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.
He wrote, "Much like Fringe fan favorite 'The Arrival' (not a favorite of mine, sorry to say), 'The Dreamscape' is an episode more involved with insinuation and mythology-building than with telling a complete-in-one story.
