| He was clearly good at insinuating his ideas into some of the housemate's heads so that he could recruit them into his plan. |
| Zwei, by insinuating a steady pulse into its musical gymnastics, seems to slightly rejuvenate it. |
| It was thick and you could see, by the porch lights, wispy tendrils insinuating themselves around plants and patio furniture. |
| That he can stay in tune and hit insinuating low notes isn't in doubt, but could he possibly sound any more detached? |
| Eyeing his father's money with growing envy, his fourth son tried to and succeeded in insinuating himself into his father's favour. |
| Tim said he also received some criticism for insinuating his personal problems into an official function. |
