For months, the crime was unsolved, and it became the subject of a torrent of speculation, with some insinuations directed at Polanski.
Stone claims he was in the middle of letting Chief Marvin Hoover know that there'd been some insinuations about departmental racism, and that a black woman Stone had recently arrested had said to him, "When you look at me, my black skin and my nappy hair, all you see is an animal".
There are some chilling insinuations in the media about provisions for disaster made by health authorities, but what have we actually been told by the government?
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It contains the offensive insinuation that some candidates are advanced based on merit, while others are offered for lesser reasons.
This flaw ― the insinuation that some of us can only be loved in spite of our looks ― seems baked into the Cyrano trope, though perhaps a more creative adaptation could avoid it.
This might be what Adelson wants: some big-man travel, some personal press, a sense of bully-boy insinuation into Israel-US relations, some faith-based pride.
Edmund Burke, a contemporary, said that "he had some superiors in force, some equals in persuasion; but in insinuation he was without a rival.
Mr Basumatary's insinuation is that some or all of his Muslim neighbours are actually Bangladeshi nationals.
Instead, some have resorted to dark insinuation, a key goal of which is to continue to police the boundaries of acceptable discourse in the United States about our foreign policy in general and about Israel, in particular.
