Sentence examples for a hint think from inspiring English sources

A hint: think process.

"I thought they'd ask where the best Buffalo wings are," said Mr. Penna, of Long Beach, reading aloud a hint: "Think of a Scottish clan or a tartan kilt and the name of a famous hotel run by one of Liz Taylor's ex's, Nicky".

What, you're still not sure what to do? O.K., here's a hint: Think visually.

It's not difficult to figure out the lineaments of the event that haunts Corey from his student days in the 1970s, when he worked on the campaign of a charismatic senator (hint: think Chappaquiddick), but Mr. Canin teases out the consequences of this event to the very end of the novel by coyly holding back basic information about his characters.

Why not? (Hint: Think about an ordinary household wrench. Most wrenches have two parallel sides; that is, the sides are the same distance apart everywhere).

Challenge students: Ask them what information would someone need to estimate crowds over an area as big as the National Mall (hint: think aerial photograph and accurate map).

Hint: think sideways.

(Hint: think "Black Swan" meets business casual).

Hint: think about the 4 sections of memory.

(Hint: Think about how many choices you have before dialing each number).

ORS.LSC Paper That might give you some ideas as to how to measure the orientation and the size and shape of the LSC (hint, think moment of inertia).