Sentence examples for displayed hints of from inspiring English sources

As attorney general, Pruitt displayed hints of his taste for VIP treatment and high-end travel.

He also displayed hints of the celebrated oratorical skills that once set him apart in a nation of colorless political leaders.

Tropical Storm Kevin, first displayed hints of development while located near Panama, and developed a well-defined circulation after emerging into the Pacific.

Sharapova can display hints of divahood and ennui.

But Ms. Yellen displays hints of talons beneath her feathers that could change the way the central bank does business.

In the images, the women's faces, hands and feet are visible, displaying hints of modernity in an ancient space: neatly manicured fingernails, silver rings, leather watches.

In the clanging, noisy world of New York comedy he's unusually low key, displaying hints of surfer dude and Southern drawl.

Ott treats Descartes and Malebranche as paradigm cases of the top-down approach, and Locke and Pierre-Sylvain Regis as examples of the bottom-up approach, with Boyle displaying hints of both approaches.

Dog Soldier Golden Ale is mildly sweet; the amber Hatch Plug Ale has nutty, toasted malt overtones; Nomad Stout is roasty, with surprising dryness; and Marauder India Pale Ale displays pleasing hints of apricot and peach.

His 2006 debut album These Streets, while buffed and polished to a high sheen, still displays alarming hints of ingenuousness: possessed of a pretty large voice, his tales of romantic encounters have done huge business (platinum album; Top 5 single) and also struck a chord in some surprisingly heavy quarters.

He was religious but had never displayed a hint of radical views, they said.