Sentence examples for detecting hints from inspiring English sources

What is fascinating is detecting hints of the Coward to come.

Now, with nine years of urging, straining, yearning, and teaching to my eternal credit, I am detecting hints of a sinking pedagogic inadequacy, even as I loudly declaim the Bard with my students and laugh along with them at the beautiful and bawdy Chaucer (both of those guys still go over fairly well in the modern English classroom).

Tasters detected hints of caramel and vanilla.

Still, back on the tour bus, it was possible to detect hints of malaise.

The primary flavor is passionfruit, but I detected hints of peach, mango and apricot.

It was difficult to detect hints of a revolution on Tuesday, which is ladies quarterfinal day at the All England Club.

Within, you may detect hints of vanilla bean, lemon zest and Grand Marnier.

The World Bank even detects "hints of an uptick" in early data for June.

You could detect hints of the radical Ligeti to come in the searching performance of the Elegy movement.

The taste of a miche is gently sour; connoisseurs claim to have detected hints of caramel, hazelnut, spices, and "ancient windmill".

But, when his pals detect hints of his secret life, he considers drastic and ugly action to keep it covered up.