Insinuating

The insinuating neighbor was always trying to borrow things from me.

The insinuating celebrity was always trying to impress the fans.

The insinuating classmate was always trying to flatter the teacher.

The insinuating salesman tried to sell me a useless product.

The insinuating politician was always trying to win the voters over.

The insinuating waiter was trying too hard to get a good tip.

The insinuating look on his face made me question his intentions.

Her insinuating smile suggested that she knew something that I didn't.

The insinuating questions of the interviewer made me uncomfortable.

The insinuating way he asked about my personal life made me feel uncomfortable.

The insinuating comments of the teacher made the students doubt their abilities.

The insinuating questions from the police made him feel like a suspect.

The insinuating remarks of the politician created distrust among the people.

The insinuating tone of his voice suggested that he was hiding something.

The insinuating behavior of the salesman made me wary of his intentions.

His insinuating behavior towards his co-workers made them suspicious of his intentions.

The doctor was insinuating that the patient was lying about their symptoms.

She kept insinuating that her friend was not trustworthy.

She was insinuating that I had done something wrong.

The politician was insinuating that the other candidate was corrupt.

He was insinuating that she had cheated on the test.

The salesman was insinuating that his product was better than the competitor's.

The teacher was insinuating that the student was cheating on the exam.

The tone of his voice was insinuating that I was lying.

She was insinuating that he had stolen the money.

She kept insinuating that her neighbor was involved in criminal activity.

The salesman was insinuating that I was not sophisticated enough to appreciate the product.

The teacher was insinuating that I should pay more attention to my studies.

The writer was insinuating that the character had a dark secret.

The doctor was insinuating that my symptoms could be caused by stress.

The teacher was insinuating that I had cheated on the exam.

The friend was insinuating that I should break up with my partner.

The comedian was insinuating that the government was not doing enough to help the homeless.

The host was insinuating that the guest was not welcome at the party.

The boss was insinuating that I should work overtime without pay.

The speaker was insinuating that the audience was not intelligent enough to understand the concept.

The artist was insinuating that the meaning of the painting was open to interpretation.

The writer was insinuating that the protagonist was not as innocent as she seemed.

The politician was insinuating that his opponent was corrupt.

The executive was insinuating that the company's profits would suffer if employees did not work overtime.

He was insinuating that I had stolen the money.

The detective was insinuating that the suspect was involved in the crime.

She kept insinuating that he should buy her a gift.

The new employee kept insinuating himself into every conversation at the office.

The salesman kept insinuating himself into our personal space, making us uncomfortable.

His insinuating attitude towards his colleagues made him unpopular.

The insinuating lyrics of the song hinted at a dark history.

His insinuating remarks about her work ethics were uncalled for.

His insinuating gaze made her wonder if he had ulterior motives.

The lawyer's insinuating argument made the jury question the defendant's innocence.