Sentence examples for your insinuation from inspiring English sources

My one objection is your insinuation that spoken Arabic is incomprehensible between different countries.

In this way, you avoid exclaiming outright your annoyance and you make it clear to them that their behavior is untoward but because you're being outwardly kind and thoughtful, it's hard to do much about your insinuation.

Your homoerotic insinuations have no effect on me or my handlebar moustache.

Shame on you McCain and Palin for once again playing to the worst of us instead of the best; shame on all of you for your vile insinuations and downright vicious allegations and lies.

Your editorial's insinuation of "Iran's drive to build nuclear weapons" is contradicted by the agency's conclusion in a 2003 report that "to date, there is no evidence that the previously undeclared nuclear material and activities referred to above were related to a nuclear weapons program".

The insinuation in your editorial that only now is Anthony Marshall's mother, Brooke Astor, being properly cared for is unfair.

So he has written an open letter to the Mail's editor, Paul Dacre, about the implications of Hardcastle's malicious comment on the race and gender of his UCL colleagues: "I am writing to express my deep disappointment in the insinuation in your newspaper that Dr Hiranya Peiris was selected to discuss the Big Bang breakthrough on Newsnight for anything other than her expertise.

Be subtle and avoid using any language or insinuations that your coworker is at fault or is working in a substandard manner.

Because unlike most 21st-century elections, your 2012 campaign was fought on a battleground of principled insinuation, thoughtful pandering and only occasional pistol-whippings!

Or ask yourself, she went on: "Does the person making the suggestions point to lower-priced options as well as higher ones, without any insinuation that the lower-priced ones are merely 'cheap'?" KNOW YOUR PRICE -- Virtually everyone had the same piece of advice: do not be intimidated into spending more than you want to.

Well futile!"), the massive self-regard, the daft fashion statements and the low-level passive-aggressive insinuation that if you don't get what they're doing then somehow it's your fault … these are the hallmarks of the modern creative layabout from Dalston to Williamsburg to Kreuzberg to Nørrebro.