Sentence examples for deep hint from inspiring English sources

It looks an entirely road-ready vehicle, and its Aston convention-matching name ought to be a deep hint that we're looking at a preview of the DB9's replacement.

While the finely shredded short ribs are not chopped meat as in ground chuck, the texture was similar, but with deep hints of brisket.

By 2007/8, it may, though, have developed deeper hints of spice (coriander and pepper) and become raunchier.

Milford punctuates the narrative with frequent asides in the form of an ongoing dialogue — a tug-of-war — with her patron and primary source, Norma, the poet's vestal and the biographer's Nemesis, who dropped cryptic hints about deeper mysteries that remained unsolved and let slip that she had destroyed certain overly revealing or unseemly materials, including pornographic photographs.

Poitras's movie digs deep; it hints at the violently conflicting drives that an intelligent human being may be liable to.

But, our customer has sweaty palms, rapid heartbeat, deep breathing, hints of anger, perhaps fear, certainly distrust.

Not even hunters seemed to venture in that deep, which hinted either at their laziness, our stupidity, or both.

It was a time for distinctive voices (also making his talkie debut in Florey's film was Edward G. Robinson), and Colbert, born in France and trained on the New York stage, possessed a remarkable instrument: warm and deep, with a hint of tremolo, abetted by her sly trick of dropping down a tone or two at the end of her lines.

It is grown year-round but right now it is stylishly autumnal, with skin and flesh that are deep brown with hints of jade and garnet.

And every so often, there's a hint of deep Delta twang.

By far the best budget tanner for those who like fast, deep colour without a hint of orange.