Sentences with phrase «name insinuates»

As the name insinuates, Family Benefit Life Insurance is all about one thing: family.

As the name insinuates, this is a quick and easy coverage plan.

As the list name insinuates, they have to be «cool», meaning be fun to drive and own.

The first thing there is to love about the Ultra-soft Body Pillow is just as the name insinuates.

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Instead of just calling people names and trying to insinuate or directly call believers ignorant why do the atheist not just accept that some can a different belief and that such belief should be able to be discussed in a kind respectful manner.

I wish you would stop doing a fashion / food blog and do what your «name» insinuates... pumps and iron!!

Soon, the scheming and manipulative Schindler prominently insinuates himself and becomes the center of the party - he rubs shoulders with everyone in the room to make a name for himself - the first step in his pragmatic business scheme to become a war profiteer and capitalize on the changing political environment.

The immediate success of the record attracts the interest of an older white man named Jerry Heller (Paul Giamatti), who sells himself to E as manager and then insinuates himself into the tight structure of the group.

-- major funding from AFT), who together launched a website calling DFER and its supporters «Democrats in name only,» while insinuating that the organization is a kind of political Trojan Horse backed by wealthy GOP donors like the Koch Brothers and Betsy DeVos.

As the name of the product somewhat insinuates there's a 2.0 stereo speaker solution built - in directly into this X Rocker chair.

With a name like Kami, even though the main menu image insinuates that the word means paper, I still felt... Read More»

In the artist's words, «The notion of naming one insists on a hegemonic gesture that insinuates ideas of a colonial history that might possibly still exist.»

I will not call you names, insinuate that you are unintelligent, or treat you rudely.