insinuant in a sentence

Definition

Insinuant: subtly suggesting or implying something, often in a way that hints at underlying issues or intentions.

Her insinuant remarks during the meeting hinted at deeper issues within the team.
The author's insinuant style of writing kept readers guessing about the protagonist's true intentions.
He had a knack for insinuant comments that made others question their choices without directly confronting them.
The insinuant tone of the article suggested that there were hidden motives behind the politician's actions.
In an insinuant manner, she suggested that perhaps he wasn't as committed to the project as he claimed.