Sentence examples for some insinuations from inspiring English sources
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".
Smith is rather let down by the 1984 Common Man, and yet there is some insinuation that common humanity remains to be extinguished.
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?
Some newspapers printed insinuations, or downright allegations, that scandalously implicated two Government Ministers-Lord Carrington, the First Lord of the Admiralty, & Mr. Thomas Galbraith, former Civil Lord of the Admiralty & later Under-Secretary of State for Scotland.
In the first debate, Lester Holt asked both candidates if they would accept the results of the election, and Trump, after some hedging and insinuations about immigrants voting, said yes. (Clinton did so quickly and clearly).
Some expressed frustration with insinuations in opinion articles, news columns and even NBC's "Late Night With Conan O'Brien" that the removal of "Nightline" from 11 35 p.m. would represent the beginning of a retreat from news.
"Too early to tell if they were targeted or not," Slater said, despite insinuations by some lawmakers and political figures, including the president's son Donald Trump Jr., that the attack was politically motivated.
Tapper was right to call Christie on that falsehood; some of Trump's lowest insinuations about the President's citizenship have occurred not only in the past few years but in recent months.
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Similar insinuations bubble beneath the surface of some of the defenses of Mr. Gibson's reportedly pious picture, which is itself accused of fomenting anti-Semitism by placing the blame for Jesus' death on the Jews.
