Sentence examples similar to a note intimating that from inspiring English sources

The kindly Samsung rep who held the Note while I took a few photos intimated that she really couldn't see a difference in accuracy between the 5-inch Note and its big brother.

Just two years after the decision, Roberts noted that because of a change in the court's makeup, it now "has only four supporters," intimating that it could be struck down by a new majority.

He also said that he'd heard similar sentiments from German friends of his (as my colleague Amy Davidson noted yesterday) and intimated that a similar movement might be afoot there, too.

He praised the Leave movement, whose proponents, he said, also wanted to "take their country back". He also said that he'd heard similar sentiments from German friends of his (as my colleague Amy Davidson noted yesterday) and intimated that a similar movement might be afoot there, too.

Theresa says, intimating that she is pregnant.

Note: Intimate partner violence was the major exposure variable.

You have a relationship to notes, scales and chords, and the more intimate that relationship is, the richer the music you make.

Several Kennedy intimates noted that the senator's only serious hospitalization — before last fall — came after he was injured in the crash of a small plane more than four decades ago.

Mr. Loy explains in a program note that he wanted to bring out the opera's "intimate theater".

"It intimates that I'm an artist," says Johnson disingenuously.

Ms. Treem says in a program note that she found her play's theoretical basis in the book "Woman: An Intimate Geography," by the Pulitzer Prize-winning science writer for the Times, Natalie Angier.