Sentence examples for strong insinuation from inspiring English sources

Then he accused leave of masterminding "project hate" in its handling of immigration – the strong insinuation being that Johnson and Michael Gove might disown Nigel Farage's deplorable "Breaking Point" poster, but were surreptitiously happy to harvest any votes it yielded.

I applaud the attention to Patterson's success, but I have to protest what I believe is a strong insinuation in the phrase "has had his name on the cover" that James Patterson is somehow less than the author of his books.

The Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner, was a little less emotional, but perhaps made the stronger insinuation about the Mets, their opponents in the World Series.

Malaysia's Attorney-General Mohamed Apandi, however, on Thursday expressed "strong concerns at the insinuations and allegations" of wrongdoing against Najib in the lawsuits.

She also said the prosecution presented evidence with a "stronger focus on the victim," and "the insinuation that Michael Brown, not Wilson, was the wrongdoer".

Azerbaijan's strong opposition to the Life News ISIS report, was due to the reporters' insinuation that Baku lacks control over its borders and that Azerbaijan willfully allowed ISIS fighters to pass through its territory via Turkey to intervene in the conflict.

Given the competence of the career lawyers in the Department of Justice, and the stronger likelihood that drawing upon those talents would present less partisan conflict or insinuation, it is not at all clear that such extraordinary circumstance justifies Mr. Mueller's appointment.

Cloaked insinuation from the Special One.

I empathise with the insinuation.

Pahlavi laughs at the insinuation.

Cage was widely barracked for that insinuation.