Sentences with INSINUATIONS

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Sentences

"She was hurt by the insinuations made about her character."

"I don't appreciate your insinuations about my motives."

"The article contained several insinuations but lacked concrete evidence."

"Her remarks were full of insinuations and veiled accusations."

"He was offended by the insinuations that he had lied."

"The insinuations in his speech were thinly veiled attacks on his opponent."

"There were insinuations of corruption within the company."

"I didn't mean to make any insinuations; I was just asking a question."

"She responded to the insinuations with grace and dignity."

"His insinuations planted seeds of doubt in my mind."

"The politician used insinuations to discredit his opponent."

"She resented the insinuations that she had cheated."

"The insinuations were intended to damage his reputation."

"He made subtle insinuations about his colleague's competence."

"The insinuations about his involvement were baseless."

"The insinuations were meant to provoke a reaction."

"They used insinuations to undermine her credibility."

"She was tired of the constant insinuations that she was incompetent."

"The insinuations caused tension between the two friends."

"He denied the insinuations and demanded an apology."

"Her insinuations about his character were completely unfounded."

"The politician made subtle insinuations about her opponent's past."

"His insinuations often left people feeling uncomfortable and defensive."

"The article was filled with veiled insinuations about the celebrity's personal life."

"The detective's insinuations hinted at a bigger conspiracy."

"She faced backlash for her insinuations of wrongdoing without any evidence."

"The insinuations made by the gossip magazine were scandalous and baseless."

"He was upset by the insinuations that he had cheated on the exam."

"The speaker's insinuations were intended to manipulate the audience's emotions."