Sentence examples for material insinuated from inspiring English sources

A high-conductivity thermal bridge between the tubes is assured by the use of a braze material insinuated into interstices created by the helical windings.

The way that the famous Moncler puffer material was insinuated among the plaid — perhaps for a cape with hand slits — showed Mr. Browne as a master of a brand whose understanding of the great outdoors has been a fashion winner.

"West of Memphis" begins with a concise recapitulation of material from the "Paradise Lost" films, the second of which strongly insinuated that John Mark Byers, the raving, wild-eyed adoptive father of Mr. Byers, was the killer.

The seven artists range in age, but all pursue what might be called (to paraphrase Clement Greenberg) "homeless painterliness," a use of odd materials and unorthodox methods whereby delicate gestures and colors are insinuated within but also around or at some distance from conventional painting.

(She insinuated that she was a journalist).

He solemnly insinuated himself among the men bearing the coffin.

A year later, he has insinuated himself into another family.

Yet one article insinuated that what I described was impossible.

Xinhua also insinuated that Dahlin was a foreign agent.

(Marla was the first Monica, it is insinuated).

One American journalist insinuated that he had a ghost writer.