Bentham places the fallacies in the immediate context of debate, identifying ways in which arguers frustrate the eventual resolution of disagreements by using insinuations of danger, delaying tactics, appeals to questionable authorities and, generally, confusing issues.
Where Steely Dan uses insinuation and indirection, Eminem is bluntly antagonistic; where Steely Dan lives for understatement, Eminem goes for hyperbole.
When hunting other jumping spiders and when the background matches its coloration, Phaeacius uses "insinuation", in which it waits, sometimes up to an hour, while a jumping spider moves around nearby, and then Phaeacius suddenly turns up to 180° toward the prey and then resumes the flattened pose.
In the 1990s, Mr. Limbaugh used innuendo to feed anti-Clinton mythology, notably the insinuation that Hillary Clinton was complicit in the death of Vince Foster.
That a woman, let alone Speaker of the House, should never be hinted to in any public way through the use of "Pussy" insinuations should be obvious.
Katrin Ebner-Steiner, AfD co-leader in the state, accused Knobloch of "abusing a memorial service for the victims of Nazism to defame the entirety of the AfD and its democratically legitimate parliamentary group by using awful general insinuations".
But the designer talked backstage about using veiled flesh as "insinuations of skin".
Normand said on Thursday that a gun belonging to McKnight's stepfather, whose car McKnight was borrowing, was found inside the car, but there was no evidence to show any insinuation of use.
Be subtle and avoid using any language or insinuations that your coworker is at fault or is working in a substandard manner.
And so Mr. Bryant found in the media an eager handmaid to help him around the rape shield problem, clearing him through leaks, insinuations and repeated use of his accuser's name.
