Sentence examples for it insinuated that from inspiring English sources

Although this work did not entirely exclude the classic refuge scenario, it insinuated that past refugium theories might be oversimplifications [62].

ICE agents planned and staged their enforcement at the armory and then brought immigrants there for questioning, which Free said was concerning since it insinuated that the military supported the raid.

The language used is indicative of prejudice towards Māori, incentivising his audience to postulate themselves as New Zealanders, while Turei and those who identify with her, are otherised and excluded: it insinuates that beneficiaries are neither taxpayers nor New Zealanders.

The project does more than riff on the postmodern chestnut that reality is constructed; it insinuates that war is a hoax.

"I have a problem with the verbiage of 'protect your children' because it insinuates that they have to protect them from something that's going to harm them," Mr. Katami said.

She was, to the end of her days, pained by this missed opportunity, though she seldom mentioned it, insinuating that she had given up an education for her children's sake.

It insinuates that he's not man enough, he's not strong enough.

It insinuates that Miller might still be alive if she had not left him.

It insinuates that the blood of tortured Syrian children can be simply painted over and forgotten.

The pressure on women to do this is great, especially post-divorce, but it insinuates that being intimately embedded in a social group might be a burden.

But it insinuates that Apple should do more anyway because California is in a bad way and has to cut back on a community college right in Apple's back yard (this point is made quite emotionally).