insinuating

How To Use insinuating In A Sentence

• And Uncle Abner cackled insinuatingly at the editor's remark, for he was expecting at least a "stickful" in the "Personal Notes" of the Sixes and Sevens
• I'm not insinuating anything, well; if I am it's just the truth.
• All those stately equipages were good, and the one that fell to us mounted the hill to our hotel by a grade so insinuating that the balkiest horse in Roman Holidays, and Others
• Zwei, by insinuating a steady pulse into its musical gymnastics, seems to slightly rejuvenate it.
• When Finlay asks if he had ever met Samuels before, Monty says no, then adds insinuatingly, Of course, I've seen a lot of guys like him. Caught in the Crossfire: Adrian Scott and the Politics of Americanism in 1940s Hollywood
• In a number of asides, the magicians joke with the women in the audience, insinuating that Platonic love, although delightful in theory, is unlikely to satisfy their every need.
• The inhumanity of the cyberworld and the robot seem to be insinuating their way into what we thought of as our ‘deepest’ humanity.
• Near to him, employing all the ingratiatory insinuating arts she knew, and so absorbed in Scraper that she forgot even to direct the procession, was Lil. Schwartz: A History From "Schwartz" by David Christie Murray
• By insinuating himself into the French nobility, he systematically destroys the men who manipulated and enslaved him.
• You are a crack shot issuing DMCA takedown orders, I believe?" said the pirate, insinuatingly. Shakespeare Help Needed