At one point, recalling the bitter dismissals of the United Nations last winter, he said, with a bare hint of satisfaction, "I did warn those who were bashing the U.N. that they had to be careful because they may need the U.N. soon".
I gingerly approach my 20-year-old daughter, testing the waters with the bare hint of motherly guidance, then awkwardly throwing out advice as if it were an afterthought.
A bare hint of that is in the biopic Get on Up, mostly with a short scene of Brown with his short natural doing a playful sing of "Say it, I'm Black and I'm Proud" with a group of black school children.
On Oct. 28, 1940, therefore, having given Hitler only the barest hints of his project, Mussolini launched seven Italian divisions (155,000 men) from Albania into a separate war of his own against Greece.
Some prescient writers saw the barest hints of what it would mean to be connected.
In fact, however, Reinhold provided his readers with only the barest hints of how his Elementary Philosophy might embrace Kant's account of will and of practical reason.
Biting into the patty, I find a moist core that hides the barest hint of sweetness.
To the public, Ms. Clinton has given just the barest hint of that sort of impulse.
They're underused.' Just then, I think I detect the barest hint of a smile.
He plays the role with conviction, and only the barest hint of irony.
