Sentence examples for a hint of a pattern from inspiring English sources

What we're seeing here is a hint of a pattern that's going to reveal itself over the course of the semester — is that clearly the British and in this case Grenville is trying to anticipate the colonial reaction to his actions, to what he's doing to British policy.

As we watch President-elect Donald Trump's national security appointees seek Senate confirmation this week, a hint of a pattern seems to be emerging in how some of them discuss the global environment and its leading problem, the unambiguous warming trend.

I think the government's response in Jenin last night is a hint of a change in the pattern".

The conclusion from the rate analyses is that there is a slight amount of rate coding in the firing rate maps, and a hint of a tendency for this pattern to increase with experience.

Not even a hint of a frost.

She gave a hint of a smile.

In the two years since the recession ended, the hint of a pattern has emerged improved growth is associated with recovering commodity prices, which are then associated with a weakening in the recovery.Emerging markets are placing strains on many existing resources supplies.

With a hint of Louis Vuitton about its repetitive patterns, the bags were popular in the 1980s, when Diana Ross used its suitcases on tour, while trunks were carried by obsequious porters on Dynasty as a signifier of wealth and success.

Perhaps there are clues in Kotelko's genome that will help explain the thing that is so singular about her — not speed or power or prowess in any one event, but the resilience to endure all the stress of hard physical activity, year after year, without a hint of breakdown, and no end to the pattern in sight.

In the face of Lucinda Childs one sees a hint of agitation, a clue to her highly patterned, almost obsessive dances.

"The intermediate-materials pattern offers a hint of evidence that inflation pressures at the consumer price level will be weakening," said Kenneth Beauchemin, United States economist for Global Insight, an economic research firm in Lexington, Mass.