Sentence examples for of insinuating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bratt gives him just the right edge of insinuating self-awareness and humorous, throwaway cool.

But the idea of insinuating sexuality as another side of tactile fabric was not such a bad idea.

Mr. Bratt lends these crucial lines just the right edge of insinuating self-awareness and humorous, throwaway cool.

Yet like that bygone creature they have an insistent way of insinuating themselves into our consciousness and our collective dreams.

In the Act II aria "La luce langue," Netrebko's habitual poise combined with subtler gestures to create a portrayal of insinuating power.

There were A-line coats with porthole cutouts in the back that right away brought up a picture of insinuating hands, and Empire dresses of pleated white mink.

The first contrast being that healthcare providers equate an absence of complaints with an absence of problems, insinuating that they are blameless, even though they are aware that directly communicating a complaint to a health provider is unacceptable, due to gender, knowledge and power asymmetries.

Museum curators emphasize that this is not a case of dealers' insinuating themselves into a prestigious museum context.

A series of slightly insinuating chords follows, creeping stepwise higher as the tempo is stretched to a standstill.

Christopher Plummer, as an establishment Washington lawyer with C.I.A. connections, gives the kind of suavely insinuating performance that he's often given before.

The old tactics of dictators insinuating fear and division to preserve stability and prevent terrorism no longer works.