Sentence examples for a whisper of something from inspiring English sources

She says if you get a whisper of something, believe it the first time".

Yet, in her sly humoring of their anti-cool, of their callow attempts to flirt, there is a whisper of something not wholly unreachable; Luisa, who has recently arrived from Madrid, is married to Tenoch's handsome creep of a cousin, and she is bored.

The best bia hoi places in Hanoi serve a crisp, cold beer with a clean taste suggesting rice and an almost subliminal whisper of something like hops.

On the plate, there's baloney's classy cousin, mortadella; maybe the best prosciutto in the world; the wine-cured beef called bresaola; and the barest of slices of something called chingale -- a whisper of fat that tastes very slightly smoked.

Maybe something perlant — just a whisper of bubbles — from Gaillac in the southwest.

"Looking for an apartment ain't easy," Mr. McMillan sings in something closer to a whisper of despair than the defiant shouts and cackles of his other work.

A mere wink might just have been his wish to join in the fun and get along with you while a hug and a whisper of "I really like you" is definitely something more substantial to pass along.

There was a contained elation in these times, a feeling that was half hidden, something he knew but just barely, a whisper of self-disclosure.

Not a whisper of dissent then.

Not even a whisper of discontent.

Not even a whisper of protest.