Sentence examples for making insinuations from inspiring English sources

He also banned the police trade unions, accusing them of statements making "insinuations to insurgency".

So after making insinuations about Mr. Lautenberg's age for several weeks, Republicans have begun making more pointed comments questioning Mr. Lautenberg's mental acuity.

When Lester Holt asked the same question in the first debate, Trump replied, at first, by making insinuations about immigrants and voter fraud.

Getting visibly pissed off, and making insinuations of this all being a conspiracy, seems like it would be an automatic disqualification.

Ms. Suplicy bristled when Mr. Maluf also made insinuations about the state of her marriage and described her private life as "dissolute".

"I think he made insinuations which would lead people to have a complete misunderstanding of my very limited relationship with him," Mr. Hormel says.

"PRIME MINISTER KAN, this is no time for you to nap," barked Shoji Nishida, an opposition lawmaker shortly before he made insinuations that led to the resignation of Japan's foreign minister on March 6th.

If Republicans can make insinuations about Mr. Kerry's manliness, and go so far as to call him French, then turnabout is fair play, said Mark Katz, a humorist who served as a speechwriter for President Clinton.

Using them in a sea otter meme without that background makes insinuations we never intended.

The Oregon folks are armed, and have made insinuations as to how hard they'll fight to continue their occupation, against any official who tries to evict them.

Let's review Donald Trump's week: He had a less than stellar debate performance, fought with a former beauty queen and made insinuations about the Clinton marriage before trying to bat back questions about his tax status.