gentle sail to all held and released,
insinuation of the body that was
But Mr Robinson, who faced intense questioning on the issue today, said he "completely rejected" the "attempt to implicate me by
insinuation and innuendo.
His
insinuation seems to be that the working classes are somehow social lepers in his blinkered middleclass Utopia.
As a dentist I was disappointed to see the picture of false teeth (cover NZBusiness March 2008) and your
insinuation in your editorial that false teeth personifies people in their 60s and 70s.
As one-half of an interracial marriage and the product of an interracial relationship, I find your
insinuation to be racist, appalling and, quite frankly, disgusting.
I must protest Mariel Garza's
insinuation that the Los Angeles Mission serves "gruel" to the homeless.
Their pitch drew heated criticism on the exhibit floor, as financial aid administrators took offense at the
insinuation that naming a "preferred lender" should somehow be a suspicious act.
Additionally, the movie's
insinuation that Murrow was a trailblazer in taking the lead on criticizing McCarthy is laughable on its face.
These poems are sparse, tight, loaded with
insinuation that grows from invented symbols, here primarily implication from precisely presented nature images.
It was not the intention of the Sunday Mail to make any such
insinuation, and we are happy to state on record that any such
insinuation would be wholly unwarranted and untrue.
A spokesman for Mr Miliband said: "This
insinuation that a personal relationship was a driving force in this grant is absurd.
They radicalize their readership as Milton's Satan radicalizes Eve: by a mix of half-truths, malicious
insinuation, and lies.
