Sentence examples for Good hint from inspiring English sources

A good hint of the improvisatory practices is offered in the Vezzo di perle musicali (1610; Necklace of Musical Pearls), by Adriano Banchieri.

That seemed like a good hint at where Kansas politics might go, guided by the remnant faction of religious conservatives and the rising one of school administrators.

The simple farmhand has matured into a daring buccaneer – there's a good hint of Alexandre Dumas's Edmond Dantès about Westley – and developed an eye for the one-liner.

I can't comment on that, but the headline of his article, "Let's welcome free and fair elections on 7th November," gives a pretty good hint about what follows.

But his candidacy gives us a good hint about the country the next president is going to have to knit back together.

While I never received an official explanation, I did get a pretty good hint: the translators we worked with told me they were getting about $400 a month for their services.

Andy gave me lots of good hints and I am going to take his advice".

If you read them critically, you found that Daniel Dennett's Consciousness Explained did not explain consciousness, Steven Pinker's How the Mind Works gave only a few good hints about its workings, and (though this was deliberate) Martin Rees's Before the Beginning told everything about the universe except what happened before it began.

Therefore, the present investigation is expected to open the new door to give some good hints when designing more active photocatalysts.

Limitations in problem posing capability are found in other situations, such as teachers in classrooms asking shallow questions over 90%% of the time (Dillon 1990) and tutors find it difficult to generate good hints and prompts to get students engaged in productive learning trajectories (Chi et al. 2001; Corbett and Mostow 2008; DiPaolo et al. 2004).

He only had several good hints.