Sentence examples for later insinuated from inspiring English sources

He let a chief's wife scarify his chest, and later insinuated that he had participated in a cannibal feast.

The strain in race relations led to the Singaporean 1964 Race Riots, which PAP Malay politician Othman Wok later insinuated were planned beforehand by the ultras.

Later, he insinuated himself into the Sartre-de Beauvoir scene at the Deux Magots, though he couldn't have cared less about existentialism.

Landis later heavily insinuated that Armstrong's squad, by then sponsored by Discovery Channel, had for unspecified reasons tried to ensure he did not win races – even if Discovery had no chance of winning themselves.

But in early October, Valls condemned the journalists at Mediapart as left-wing fellow-travellers of political Islam; later, he insinuated that Plenel had deliberately concealed what he knew about Ramadan's sexual depravities.

Brandel Chamblee will resign after insinuating Tiger Woods cheated.

It's an ingenious and suspenseful psychological touch, but a few chapters later London insinuates the reader just as deftly into the mind of a predator.

Gaborik made the score 2-0 2:13 later, batting in a shot from Del Zotto after Nash insinuated himself deep into the Bruins' end to start the play.

It caused one final astonishing reversal years later, when a mysterious admirer insinuated himself into her life (the episode is recast in her late novel Falling).

A day later, he went on television and insinuated that President Obama harbored sympathy for Islamic terrorists.

In an interview with magazine KODE, which she later denied ever happened, LiLo reportedly insinuated that her rival slept her way to the top.