Large-scale agriculture, particularly in California, where destructive flooding is almost nonexistent (hint, hint), do really well.
Especially impressive here is his treatment of two kinds of volatile parochialism, black anger and white-working-class resentment: he explains their origins without making excuses for their destructive forms, and he hints at the positive potential of their commonalities.
Iris is not as possessed of worldly wisdom as she appears to be (the script hints at a destructive irresponsibility), and Anne's decision to remain indoors starts to seem a legitimate, self-defining one.
On the other hand, the same result also hinted that the thermal destructive effect to cancer cells must be microscopic rather than macroscopic.
The differentially expressed genes can give hints on pathogenesis of the destructive pathogen.
It is difficult to determine who is responsible for the sadness known to Magdalene, Zachius, and the other slaves mentioned in the song, but the recurring terms "Exxon" and "radiation" hint at the impersonal, greedy and destructive corporate world.
Did you take the hint that he's kind of crazy and self-destructive?
(Foucault, 1980b[1971b] 2300) While it is axiomatic among the defenders of Foucault to reject restrictive conceptions of power and guiding visions of the future as destructive to the project of Foucaldian critique, some writers have, nevertheless, hinted at a political orientation.
Several fascinating pieces of research hint that such educational policy is not merely ineffective, but may be destructive.
When you feel jealousy taking over, don't react in a destructive way by making accusations, giving someone the silent treatment or dropping little sarcastic hints.
The hint that reflecting on the tragedies and absurdities of human freedom, including its evil and destructive side, might, paradoxically, help you understand what Christian faith claims for Jesus is developed in Dostoevsky's later fiction.
