| But there are just hints and insinuations that if I stick around long enough there might be a plot later. |
| But despite a press barrage of innuendo and insinuations, he has not been charged with, let alone found guilty of, any crime. |
| So it now falls upon me to correct the angry and misplaced insinuations in his letter, one by one. |
| Further insinuations follow in the shape of questions over the pair's rare competition appearances. |
| There have also been many other insinuations made about my motives and reasoning for becoming involved in the club. |
| There have been insinuations, accusations, denials and counter-accusations. |
