insinuating in a sentence

p. p.

Definition

Insinuating: suggesting or implying something in an indirect or subtle manner, often with a negative connotation.

Her tone was insinuating, suggesting that she knew more than she was letting on.
The article was filled with insinuating remarks that cast doubt on the politician's integrity.
He was accused of insinuating criticism under the guise of friendly advice.
During the meeting, her insinuating comments made everyone uncomfortable.
The detective’s insinuating questions led the suspect to reveal more than intended.
She was insinuating that I was somehow responsible for the mistake.
His tone was insinuating, suggesting there was more to the story than he revealed.
The article was filled with insinuating remarks that undermined her credibility.
I couldn't help but feel he was insinuating that I was not qualified for the job.
The politician made insinuating comments that left many questioning his opponent's integrity.