Sentence examples for be hinted by from inspiring English sources

In down clues, reversals might be hinted by something along the lines of "up", like this from Osmosis in a recent Telegraph Toughie: 7d Up in spare room, I'm editing actress on film (4,5) "In" is the economical indicator of a hidden; going "up wards in "spare room, I'm editing", who should you come across but DEMI MOORE?

That such freedom in dance might hold dangers is hinted by the fate of Nijinsky, institutionalised for 30 years.

The possibility of clandestine assassination is hinted by the title of David Leavitt's short biography, "The Man Who Knew Too Much: Alan Turing and the Invention of the Computer" (Norton/Atlas; $22.95), borrowed from the Hitchcock thriller.

If the new government redefines poverty in the way that is being hinted – by holding the poverty line steady in relation to prices, instead of allowing it to increase with rising prosperity – this would indeed be thinking the unthinkable.

The evidence of this explanation is hinted by the mathematical similarity of Eq. 4 and Eq. 2.

The security potential of compressed sensing was hinted by Candes and Tao [3], where the measurement samples were referred to as a weakly encrypted ciphertext.

The higher quality service was hinted by TiVo a few months ago but it still hasn't shown up on that platform yet.

IR-containing sequences may be prone to deletion, as was hinted by the FISH result at the proximal inversion breakpoint in the 2Rj homozygote.

However, among these hypotheses, only the sister relationship between Metaurostylopsis and Pseudourostyla is hinted by Dataset 3 (Fig. 3B), indicating that none of the assignments of Metaurostylopsis in these three systems are reasonable.

That CHIP may have participation in protein turnover was hinted by initial observations depicting a relatively higher expression of CHIP mRNA in tissues with a large proportion of terminally differentiated, nonproliferating cells and high levels of metabolic activity such as skeletal muscle, heart, and brain [ 2].

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