Over the years, these keen listeners have developed an ear for every political innuendo and insinuation. |
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Those are padded out with a farrago of insinuation and unfounded claims that he can produce no evidence for. |
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Yes, and I don't like the insinuation that I'm overpaid and underqualified! |
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The term carries negative connotations, especially the insinuation that any mistrust or fear of others is unjustified and irrational. |
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Walsh complained, naturally enough, about the insinuation that he might have been involved in a fix. |
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I do not know where the hon. member gets that type of insinuation, because it certainly is not borne out in anything I said. |
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The play leaves everything open, but the insinuation is strong: your safety can be blown to smithereens at any moment. |
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The sensibility that emerges is that of a champion of the underdog who editorializes through insinuation and juxtaposition. |
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A less common insinuation, though still a fascinating one, was that he was behaving hypocritically, since even he knew that he would eventually have to give way. |
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I take exception to his insinuation that they have a monopoly on caring, because they have demonstrated very clearly that they do not. |
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I also want to make a point about his insinuation that high gun ownership rates automatically lead to high crime. |
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As this debate carries on it will be fuzzied, I am sure, by the issue of the notwithstanding clause reference or insinuation. |
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The Ombudsman insisted that an insinuation of bribery is a serious allegation, likely to tarnish the reputation of a journalist. |
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Therefore, the insinuation that developing countries might somehow be tolerant of corruption, mismanagement and fraud is wrong. |
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Nigeria, on behalf of the African Group, warned against the insinuation that some issues might be more important than others. |
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This way, there would be no insinuation that entire categories were being dismissed or that one group was somehow more important than another. |
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Every day the media casually destroy people's reputation, by accusation or insinuation. |
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Similarly, in La vie heureuse by the Compagnie Drift, a harmless whispering game develops into an absurd battle of insinuation. |
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But the insinuation that it contains an inherent nefarious motive is simply a means of dismissing the content. |
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Technically true, but highly misleading in its insinuation that American jobs are being moved overseas. |
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Its insinuation into the economy of Iran had been widely observed for years. |
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Indeed, clubs play on that calumny to cover their tracks, ever ready with an insinuation or well-placed leak concerning the real reason behind a manager's departure. |
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Certainly, in the case of PNTL ships, crew turnover is very low, so the insinuation of a sleeper would have to be a long-term project, especially if that person were to have access to sensitive areas on the ship. |
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Still, as the insinuation has been made, we must endeavour to show how unjustifiable it is, and in this endeavour at least we feel confident that we shall have your sympathy. |
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Cage was widely barracked for that insinuation. |
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The same insinuation slips into several other parts of the text. |
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The report's insinuation that stakeholders did not necessarily have access to information explaining the way in which investigations were conducted was also disconcerting. |
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I agree with the principle that public money must be used based on need and based on a process, but I don't accept his insinuation that I'm favouring the Bengali community. |
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Where Martin specialized in well-oiled insinuation and Garland in emotional volatility, undercurrents of lubricity and hysteria were completely absent in her performance on Tuesday evening. |
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Like the clientele, the space — Paola's third, and biggest, home in its twenty-three-year existence — is understated and neat, with an agreeable insinuation of scruffiness. |
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The second one was the political insinuation that this side of the House would make its decisions on a matter of public policy in order to protect that member. |
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Apart from being offensive, this insinuation is false and completely inappropriate to the serious political context in which this debate has taken place. |
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I strongly repudiate the insinuation behind your contribution. |
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We do not need any generalisations or insults nor do we need insinuation. |
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Contrary to the insinuation that the Government acted arbitrarily in that regard, any terrorist act as defined in the amended Penal Code would be duly prosecuted. |
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They should apologize for even making the insinuation. |
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I would like the hon. member to comment on the insinuation that somehow the get tough on crime agenda has been adopted by all parties in the House. |
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Jake bristled at the insinuation that he never visited his father unless he wanted something. Even if it was true, Joe didn't need to rub his face in it. |
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I resent her insinuation that I can't do it without her help. |
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He criticizes his opponents by insinuation rather than directly. |
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