Sentence examples for convincing hint from inspiring English sources

There's a similarly convincing hint of backstory in Marianela Nuñez's Giselle.

He said there was an enormous amount of detail to work through before plans would look convincing and hinted that time was running desperately short.

But as the daily La Nación noted in an editorial today, so far "there has been no announcement of convincing reforms that hint at a more efficient state and a genuine, sustainable and significant reduction of public expenditures".

"We are still missing convincing signals that may hint at a turning point in the business cycle".

Much of it is convincing, but there are hints that the impact of her work is wearing thin.

Basic hint: If an idea lacks any convincing theory or data to support it, maybe it's best to avoid it.

But dramatic situations are hinted at rather than developed, and a convincing performance of "Opus 19" requires dancers capable of establishing and sustaining moods.

With her hard stare and hint of a swagger, Ms. Giddish makes a convincing action hero.

But regardless of the hype around NFC, the experience of one futuristic supermarket in Germany hints that consumers may need a lot more convincing before they change the way they shop.

Even the smell is convincing -- slightly musty from the used 747 seat cushions yet pleasantly tinged with hints of tarmac and coffee from 30 years of service (it was last flown by Continental Airlines).

Sporadic reports throughout the latter half of the 20th century, however, have hinted at the presence of the parasite in these regions, the most convincing of which were the steady and consistent numbers of non-African travelers who returned to their countries of origin infected with malarial parasites that were subsequently identified as P. vivax (2 ).