The phrase "a larger hint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a more significant or more substantial clue or indication about something.
Example: "If you need help with the puzzle, I can give you a larger hint to guide you in the right direction."
Alternatives: "a bigger clue" or "a more substantial hint".
A month later, Marshall delivered an address at Harvard, dropping a large hint that if European nations were interested, the U.S. was willing to give them aid.
Alex Goode sealed the Premiership and European Cup double for Saracens with a late try to subdue the braves of Exeter Chiefs in a man-of-the-match performance his director of rugby, Mark McCall, believes should have dropped a large hint to England before the tour to Australia.
The oversized, cat-winged eyeliner hanging heavily on her lids gives a large hint, clumpy and fading as if worn on a hot day.
I'm not 100percentt sure that's going to be happening in the next couple of seasons, but there's definitely a nice large hint in the last episode.
First, a kinetoplastid membrane protein (18: Tb927.4.5120 and Tb927.8.7260) was substantially shortened on chromosome 8 relative to chromosome 4 (and orthologs in other species), involving the deletion of a large repetitive Hint domain and a GPI anchor signal; these features suggest a membrane-bound signalling function that has been lost by the chromosome 8 paralog.
The exchanges over pay rises for MPs were reviewed by the BBC's deputy political editor, who said David Cameron "dropped a very very large hint" about his chosen way forward.
If it does drop larger hints, they have less to do with the vanished culture of Versailles than with the fretful stasis of our own.
If this happens several times, try dropping larger hints.
Berezovsky took the rather large hint that the era in which he could claim to act as a power broker was over, and he sold up to his partner, Abramovich.
We'd be lying if we said that the beautiful camera work, the craving-inducing shots of coffee and the handsome members of this team weren't a pleasure to watch -- but our favorite part of this video is a larger issue that they hint at: working in food, unlike any other industry we've ever worked in, makes your co-workers family.
