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The phrase "a hint of sin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that suggests or implies a slight wrongdoing or moral transgression, often in a metaphorical or artistic context.
Example: "The novel was filled with characters who lived on the edge, each with a hint of sin that made their stories all the more compelling."
Alternatives: "a touch of vice" or "a whisper of wrongdoing".
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A hint of sin is surely what brings the foreigners to Las Vegas in droves.
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There's a hint of sex, but this Las Vegas is smoke- swearing- and generally sin-free.
no shadowing stain, no whispered hint of sin, into that sanctuary finds the way.
With not a hint of a terrible childhood in sight, what's the source of his original sin? "I'm not a violent person and I don't torture people, so I suppose it comes from art," he claims.
We chose as our entry point the road into Canyon Sin Nombre -- the name slips off the tongue with just a hint of danger.
"Love," for instance, brought the Beatles to Las Vegas without a hint of schlock, a mission that was apparently impossible with Elvis given that his association with Sin City virtually defined the contemporary notion of pop-culture kitsch.
7. "A Touch of Sin".
"A Touch of Sin" is unrated.
Yet there was a hint of the Gerald Ford who, a month after ascending to the presidency in 1974, pardoned the disgraced Richard M. Nixon for sins that fell collectively under the heading of Watergate.
A hint of flexibility.
Without a hint of irony.
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