Sentence examples for of insinuation from inspiring English sources

It needs a blend of insinuation and discretion.

In between is a generous schmear of insinuation.

Kazan, who was no stranger to psychoanalysis, operated on the analytic principle of insinuation, not command.

The agents' expressions remained pleasant, free of insinuation that he had done anything wrong.

For the next three days, the cloud of insinuation will only expand, until, Tuesday, the polls finally open.

Ms. Evingson's version of "Why Don't You Do Right?," Peggy Lee's career-defining hit for Benny Goodman, had just the right mixture of insinuation and toughness.

Asked whether he has received any threats, other than the steady hum of insinuations from Kadyrov, he said: "Not really.

Given the number of insinuations one regularly hears on Fox News and at almost any Trump rally, he hardly had to.

His melodies were overlaid with European rhythms and his lyrics were, like the party people they were written for and about, smooth, brittle, and full of insinuations.

The key issue is that while there has been lots of insinuations about Solyndra, there is little proof yet that there was actual fraud at the company.

He added that the groups' financing for voter registration work had dried up because of insinuations by the King Street Patriots that Houston Votes was tied to the New Black Panther Party.