insinuating in Germany

insinuating [insinjueitiŋ] andeutend, anspielend

Sentence patterns related to "insinuating"

1. What are you insinuating?

2. What are you insinuating, Daniel?

3. Are you insinuating that I smell?

4. you insinuating that I am a liar?

5. His walk... his terrible, languorous, insinuating walk.

6. Are you insinuating that I'm not telling the truth?

7. Are you insinuating that I'm telling a lie?

8. Are you insinuating that the money was stolen?

9. He is extremely insinuating , but it's a vulgar nature.

10. She didn't reply - she merely smiled that insinuating smile.

11. You risk insulting your French host by insinuating his cellar is inadequate.

12. Blanche's voice suddenly became quiet and insinuating, without a trace of hostility.

13. Are you insinuating that I am the one who stole Andy's radio?

14. As she uttered these words she realized they sounded snide and insinuating.

15. Well, you stand well with M. Morrel I hear, -- you insinuating dog, you!

16. Both songs are in danger of being banned for their sexy, insinuating lyrics.

17. "Yes." My tone was insinuating. "I heard she was a real friendly girl."

18. Synonyms for Alluding include implying, suggesting, hinting, indicating, inferring, insinuating, intimating, mentioning, adverting and citing

19. His oily, insinuating tones, his greasy smile, and his monstrous self - conceit grated on my nerves.

20. Advertisements of the grossest, most manipulative kind, insinuating their poison into every cranny of the country.

21. With their coiled energy, jumps, louche shoulder work, insinuating hips and limber backs, they look like real dancers.

22. 14 Advertisements of the grossest, most manipulative kind, insinuating their poison into every cranny of the country.

23. The player should role-play this, insinuating that the other character is cowardly, worthless, treacherous(http://Sentencedict.com), etc.

24. In addition to insinuating their Embassy man into the Cheltenham delegation, the Soviets could have scored a separate gain.

25. He succeeded simply in insinuating himself into the lineup of Washington regulars: a huckster in continual search of a hustle.

26. In coming here, he was actually following psychic instinct, an indefinable but insinuating impulse to visit the court of Voronov-Vaux.

27. And now he was insinuating that she would be extending her stay long enough for a tour of the whole country!

28. 25 In coming here, he was actually following psychic instinct, an indefinable but insinuating impulse to visit the court of Voronov-Vaux.

29. Synonyms for Cozying up include curry favouring with, curry favoring with, ingratiating yourself, insinuating, making overtures, pandering, worming your way in, getting in with, curry favoring and currying favour

30. On Thursday, the Ayatollah's Twitter account posted a photomontage of Donald Trump playing golf under the shadow of a warplane, insinuating a possible attack on the former US president

31. Immediately pre-show, his jaw set with concentration, Rick Owens was insinuating a long, down-filled two-panel tendril of silky pink synthetic within the Bulbously twisted, rich saffron pillowing

32. It seems that NASA is already floating a trial balloon insinuating that the Chile quake was so large that it will, by itself, begin a wave of larger and more frequent quakes.

33. During his stay in Japan, his adroitness, insinuating manners and medical skill overcame the habitual jealousy and reticence of the natives, and enabled him to elicit much valuable information. In November 1692 he left Japan for Java and Europe, and in October 1693 he landed at Amsterdam .

Herausgegeben von Detlef Haberland, Wolfgang Michel, Elisabeth Gössmann.

34. With the Connivance and assistance of his wife he disguised himself, covered those keen eyes with tinted glasses, masked the face with a moustache and a pair of bushy whiskers, sunk that clear voice into an insinuating whisper, and doubly secure on account of the girl's short sight, he appears as Mr.

35. To be a prejudicial insinuating Cozenage, yet is the art of cony-catching so far beyond it in subtilty as the devil is more honest than the holiest angel, for so unlikely is it for the poor cony to leese that, might he pawn his stake to a pound, he would lay it that he cannot be