Sentence examples for archive hints from inspiring English sources

1. Study of massive preprint archive hints at the geography of plagiarism.

Study of massive preprint archive hints at the geography of plagiarism.

Projects like Google's (aborted) attempt to scan all the books in the world or the Internet Archive hint at (and some even promise) a future in which all information is a keystroke or voice command away.

There are some standout shows: Dutch fashion photographer, Viviane Sassen's retrospective is well worth seeing, and there are some amazing unseen early photographs from Guy Bourdin's archive, that hint at his nascent style.

In the boxes she kept finding images to add to one of her pet projects, Yale's online Rhode Island Furniture Archive, and discovering hints that works already in the database might be fake or heavily restored.

Finn Aaserud, director of the Niels Bohr Archive in Copenhagen, hinted at the letter's contents to The London Times on 6 January.

Nishida spent a whole day with a a battery pack on his back covering 50 square meters for the work, turning the images into an archive of the place, while hinting at its former glory.

Loach remembers Britain's postwar solidarity with archive footage and more than a hint of nostalgia and Thatcher bashing.

Arment notes that this isn't website-enabled yet for the entire archive of content you've saved, but he hints that that may well be coming.

A collection of documents from 1967 found in the national archives give us a hint into just how seriously the government used to take UFO sightings.

It was a fact that lead many to believe that the below image of draft lyrics to Radiohead's 2003 album track A Wolf At The Door was a hint to some kind of Radiohead archive release or remix album.