Sentence examples for a further hint from inspiring English sources
"a further hint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to indicate that there is an additional clue or suggestion being given. Here is an example: "I couldn't figure out the answer, so my teacher gave me a further hint to help me solve the problem."
A further hint at O'Riordan's state of health comes when she disappears from view during "I Can't Be With You".
E-mail us with your answers: the first fully correct response will win the possibly prizewinning humor anthology, "Disquiet, Please!" A further hint: don't be deceived — each of these animals is different.
A further hint that it might not be the visitors' night came when Matawalu broke thrillingly down the right and slid towards the line only for Brown to dislodge the ball at the last possible moment.
A Fed survey of bankers, released on May 4th, gave a further hint of good news for consumers: though banks are still tightening standards on consumer loans, fewer of them are doing so than three months before.
Thus some have spoken of that movement as a reunion of churches, an idea that carries an implication that they had once been "one," and a further hint that one included an essence on which people agreed.
A further hint of things to come is provided by the color match between Augusta's flaming red hair and the curiously inappropriate bright, red ribbon with which the ashes have been wrapped — colors that leap out against the monochromatic background.
"That rumour started on the internet and the internet is pest," Waltz told GQ, refusing to drop any further hints.
These results further hint at a role for Rorγ in adipogenesis in response to nutritional overload.
These data further hint at a major UBB+1-induced mitochondrial dysfunction, in which the respiratory chain is impaired (depletion of Rip1 and cytochrome c), leading to the production of ROS (for which cellular oxygen is needed), and the decline of cellular ATP levels.
The observations that both E-Cadherin exocytosis to the basolateral membrane, and efficient exit from the ER require Armadillo/β-catenin [42], [43] further hint at an important interaction between E-Cadherin and Armadillo in movement between different subcellular compartments.
Indeed it contains a couple of intriguing nuggets that further hint how closely they have worked together.
