Sentence examples for over insinuations from inspiring English sources

Right wingers have also drawn criticism over insinuations that Nancy was blessed with a great face for radio.

Brittany was irate over insinuations that she had been "manipulated" by anyone.

If my new aura were vanilla, cinnamon or eau de apple pie, that would be one thing -- they say men go mad over insinuations of something baking in the oven.

The gold medallists are threatening to sue American television networks over the insinuation that Russian businessman Alimzhan Tokhtakhounov tried to secure himself a French visa by fixing the results of the ice skating events.

Armstrong has spent two years, since winning his first Tour de France, combating insinuations over doping.

For Trump's insinuations over Obama's involvement with Islamic extremism, read Johnson's claim that continued EU membership would see 76 million Turks migrating to the UK.

So who will get the blame for Fox's funhouse of mirrors, falsehoods, exaggerations and insinuations over the past four years?

Sally Bercow, the wife of the speaker of the House of Commons, comedian Alan Davies and Guardian columnist George Monbiot are among twenty "high profile Tweeters" from whom Lord McAlpine is seeking libel damages over incorrect and defamatory insinuations that he was linked with child sex abuse.

In November, Conservative peer Lord McAlpine announced his intention to seek libel damages from Twitter users over incorrect and defamatory insinuations linking him to child sex abuse.

Mr. Putin's insinuations, however, didn't go over too well in the West.

They give as examples a spurious RT report about Jews fleeing Ukraine over anti-Semitism, equally bogus insinuations that a US think tank was advising Ukrainian President Poroshenko to carry out ethnic cleansing, and the spreading of conspiracy theories concerning the downing of Malaysian airliner MH17 over east Ukraine in July.