Sentence examples for she intimates from inspiring English sources
As Ms. Reichl interweaves recipes and life, she intimates that food is always more than just calorie content.
But many designs negotiate brilliant resolutions of the abstract and the natural, as when she intimates fields of blossoms with clusters of buoyant spirals or when she resorts exclusively to blurry, horizontal strokes.
She intimates that, as much as it was a tragedy, the murder had a cathartic effect on Charles and Mary, freeing them of the bonds of their dysfunctional family.
Yet it is a novel about child abuse: Vivian not only blackmails Branwell with sexual advances, she intimates to Margaret and Connor that he had an unhealthy obsession with baby Nikki's genitals.
In a lengthy piece in the Wall Street Journal, she intimates that there may be a third novel by Lee residing in a safe-deposit box in her home town of Monroeville, Alabama.
It is one thing to commit casual ideological libel against Obama, as Palin does when she intimates that his "past comments and associations with anti-capitalist radicals would influence his economic policy," thus implying that the true authors of the stimulus were Saul Alinsky and Bill Ayers, rather than the Wall Street-friendly economists Lawrence Summers and Timothy Geithner.
She intimated that doing what she loves best — acting — is what has kept her happy.
She intimated that as the series progresses the mood may darken.
She intimated the conflict between her faith and her ambitions; the asceticism she desired was at odds with the egotism her work required.
"At least, that's what she intimated," Lee said... Lee took in Game One of the Knicks-Miami series at the All-Star Cafe in Times Square.
She intimated that lenders could be forced to set up a central register of borrowers to cut the practice of multiple loans.
