Sentence examples for clear wink from inspiring English sources

During the Wednesday edition of "Idol," Fox announced that it would introduce a show this summer called — with a clear wink — "The Choice".

And right in the midst of Westboro's protest, a beautiful rainbow appeared in the sky over the conference center, which seemed to many to be a clear "wink" of approval of the conference from the Man upstairs.

Matthews tore into Priebus for what he said were race-baiting attacks against Obama -- in particular, Mitt Romney's joke about his birth certificate, which Matthews viewed as a clear wink to the birther crowd.

Just steer clear of the winks and crudely drawn facial expressions yourself.

Robert A. J. Gagnon, writing in Christian Century in 2002, said Dr. Wink ignored clear evidence of biblical antipathy to homosexuality.

The message is clear enough: a complicit wink to that broad swath of Germans who do not like living with more than two million Islamic Turks, believe such "guest workers" should go home one day and still think the German Volk is defined by blood.

Looking casually over the children's shoulders, we furtively winked, cleared our throats, coughed and pointed out offending errors.

Even before Ms. Robinson ends the show with a wink, it's clear that the mean spirit is tongue-in-cheek.

This is a concerted effort to get the kiddly-winks to steer clear of the nicotine fairy lights so they don't end up like the sort of people who do e-liquid reviews on YouTube.

This is in addition to wireless systems built into the original Wink hub: Kiddel, Lutron Clear Connect, Wi-fi, Z-Wave and ZigBee.

I had to work to clear its gaze: But it would neither wink nor blink.