| The term carries negative connotations, especially the insinuation that any mistrust or fear of others is unjustified and irrational. |
| Yes, and I don't like the insinuation that I'm overpaid and underqualified! |
| Over the years, these keen listeners have developed an ear for every political innuendo and insinuation. |
| Perhaps it was a Freudian slip but we have heard Hyde and many of us are appalled by the despotic insinuations of that remark. |
| So it now falls upon me to correct the angry and misplaced insinuations in his letter, one by one. |
| Further insinuations follow in the shape of questions over the pair's rare competition appearances. |
