Sentence examples for wrongly insinuate from inspiring English sources
One would call this fearless poetry if doing so would not wrongly insinuate that these poems in any sense acknowledge fear.
According to senior officials speaking to the newspaper, Comey made the call because Trump's claim wrongly insinuates that his organization broke the law.
The right, wrongly insinuating that the "real world" has no such sanctuaries, has taken to using the term sarcastically or as a suggestion of where liberals ought to return to.
To my mind anyone who insinuates that an athlete is on drugs is wrongly damaging the sport.
Was Schecter wrongly decided?
We wrongly detain people".
But no sooner has she set eyes on the dishy Maubub in church than she begins to pursue him obsessively, insinuating herself into his tent disguised as her own vizier, and later becoming so jealous when she suspects him (wrongly, as it happens) of infidelity that she crucifies his messengers.
They can insinuate themselves through door seals.
