Sentence examples for insinuations on from inspiring English sources

There are some classic Sanborn glimpses, such as his plaintively wriggling insinuations on Oublie Moi; a quiet dialogue with Roy Assaf's Fender Rhodes after Randy Crawford's restrained account of Windmills of Your Mind; and a loping, long-lined break on D'Angelo's Spanish Joint.

Wayne Barrett, a writer for the left wing Village Voice, published these insinuations, on October 7, 2008 in a story entitled "The Book of Sarah".

The Pearson Foundation objects to the insinuations of the On Education columns by Michael Winerip of Sept. 19 and Oct. 10: "When Free Trips Overlap With Commercial Purposes" and "Free Trips Raise Issues for Officials in Education".

Given the number of insinuations one regularly hears on Fox News and at almost any Trump rally, he hardly had to.

For all the conservatives' insinuations of loafers living on handouts, America spends less than half as much as the average OECD country on cash transfers for people of working age.

"I consider any insinuation on this as an untruth of a highly provocative nature.

There is no insinuation on the part of the writer of this paper that the curricula cited are necessarily reliable guides to what happens in biology classrooms.

Then, to the family's humiliation, the Post splashed his picture on its pages, along with insinuations of collaboration and treason.

Because Macy was known to have assisted Helen in the preparation of "The Story of My Life," the insinuations of control that often assailed Annie landed on him.

And Obama, for many months, has still been the object of insinuation that he's a Muslim who's going to be the front for some sort of attack on the U.S.--and the insinuations of a lack of patriotism.

All of the variations and unknowns and insinuations of patriarchal perspective help make Brotto's work on the D.S.M. more than a little fraught.