| I also want to make a point about his insinuation that high gun ownership rates automatically lead to high crime. |
| The term carries negative connotations, especially the insinuation that any mistrust or fear of others is unjustified and irrational. |
| 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. |
| In answer to this insinuation, Judge dooly declared boldly that he was ready to fight his adversary on anything like equal terms. |
| Those are padded out with a farrago of insinuation and unfounded claims that he can produce no evidence for. |
| Watt gives double insinuation, for his cross-reference sends us to Goodwin. |
