insinuatingly

"Nice view from that bedroom window at night," he said insinuatingly.

A moment later the boy's shoulder pressed insinuatingly into Harry's side.

"She looks like she's from one of the islands," he likes to say insinuatingly.

He talks insinuatingly about how "some whites like it rough."

Some of the men smiled insinuatingly, and she held her head high and walked on.

"You don't know what you're asking," came insinuatingly from the shower.

"To me, he seems to, a very insinuatingly lecherous tiny smile."

"You could buy cigars enough with this to last you some time," he said insinuatingly.

"Future seems to know more about it than anyone else," said Moremos insinuatingly.

He made it sound insinuatingly evil, grinning as he spoke.

Then the oil of menace smoothed its surface, and when he spoke it was softly, insinuatingly.

"You'll treat us well, I hope," he said insinuatingly.

Right arm out, insinuatingly "All right for tack-down she goes!"

"And then my pay starts," he said insinuatingly.

("Men of violence fascinate me," one says insinuatingly to Teddy.

"After the women were savaged," the hybrid said insinuatingly, "I became the father Will never had."

"Nice to see you again," says one of them (Steven Flynn, insinuatingly good).

Grinning insinuatingly at me, one of them picked up a small stone and heaved it out across the steely surface.

Well, there is that insinuatingly vague, kiss-of-death label: difficult.

"Father," he said insinuatingly,"that is fair and just.

Natter said insinuatingly, "I could take, him out.

Peerssa took a good dramatic pause before he said, insinuatingly, "Suppose it's your conscience, after all?"

She begins exploring environmental illness, thinking she is being poisoned by stray chemicals that are insinuatingly evident.

A menacing man with a thick accent appears in the movie and then sits down behind you and whispers insinuatingly into your ear.