Sentence examples for insinuations about whether from inspiring English sources

When her husband ran for President in 2008, there were barely veiled insinuations about whether the role of First Lady was really right for her — whether she was too angry, or could really feel comfortable.

An intrusive journalist hounds Inga with insinuations about Max that lead her to wonder whether this charismatic, troubled man may also have died with important secrets.

Watson's insinuations about the "inherently gloomy" prospects of Africa rest on two faulty assumptions.

Still, her speech was notably free of attacks on Obama or insinuations about his color.

Perhaps because precise accusations are self-evidently preposterous, it resorts to vague insinuations about "hidden forces".

Hours earlier, prominent conservative television personalities were making insinuations about Khashoggi's background.

Edel's job was to keep all insinuations about James's sexuality at bay.

The standoff has each sides making accusations and insinuations about the other.

She was appalled at the defense's cross-examination, the insinuations about Andrea.

No mention was made of the comparable disgust expressed in reaction to Mourinho's insinuations about Uefa and referees.

There are more motivational factors for Bilic, like John Terry's negative insinuations about Eduardo da Silva after his two-match Champions League ban for diving.