Sentence examples similar to a hint of variation from inspiring English sources

For ρ = 0.01, there is a hint of contracting variation trend at the very oldest ages, the opposite direction from that observed in the empirical plot.

It had a hint of the Bulgakov entertainment (Variation #50) Highlands Performance Space presented in 2007, but it also had its own unique take, driven undoubtedly by deeply and seemingly privately-held personal motivations.

In today's diplolingo, it means "a delicate distinction; a subtle shading or veiled variation that gives a hint of a shift in tone".

I like the variation called Brighton Racecourse, inflected with a hint of grapefruit and a sprig of fresh lavender.

His lyrics, which he recently published in book form, are models of concise storytelling; his songs find endless variations on classic honky-tonk forms, sometimes letting in a hint of folk-rock or Phil Spector.

A hint of flexibility.

Without a hint of irony.

Not even a hint of a frost.

A hint of louche.

A hint of horseradish?

She gave a hint of a smile.