Sentence examples for bring a hint of from inspiring English sources

Everyone up here seems to be in a tearing hurry all the time, though probably the rush is merely to watch another five minutes of television or, in the case of the young, to bring a hint of excitement into drab lives.

My favorite are those with authors who bring a hint of the theatrical to their performance (like Peter Carey), or those at which the themes of a writer's work seem present in what they are saying, seem intimately bound up with who they are (Jhumpa Lahiri, Adrienne Rich, Richard Dawkins).

With gravel crunching underfoot the footpath wends through moist and sheltered valleys, where tree ferns and nikau palms bring a hint of the tropics to this relaxed corner of New Zealand.  .

The contest also brought a hint of political controversy.

And Ida Lupino brings a hint of sexuality into Holmes's hermetic universe.

It will receive a $200m break-up fee if the deal falls through.Activist hedge funds are also involved, bringing a hint of insecurity to the European banking landscape.

Unexpectedly, it was Bernard Cazeneuve, Mr Valls's uncharismatic successor as interior minister, who brought a hint of philosophy, even poetry, to the matter.

Rachel Rutherford brought a hint of the quiet pleasures and depth of classical dancing of an earlier era to her role debut as the Fairy of Generosity.

Ms. Hargis, who sings with a clear tone and minimal vibrato, brought a hint of introspective drama to Monteverdi's "Ohimè ch'io cado" and "Quel sguardo sdegnosetto".

'DAMAGES' Glenn Close played Patty Hewes, a cutthroat New York litigator, and brought a hint of "Fatal Attraction" psychodrama to this John Grisham-sthrilleriller on FX.

But the orchestra brought a hint of its celebration to Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening, when it played the first concert in a weeklong American visit.