Sentence examples for distinct hint from inspiring English sources

And there's certainly a distinct hint of "if you like that, you'll love this" about Tom Walker.

Jimmy Ryan is said to resemble him, but Nick was more of "a wild man," as his grandson puts it, with a distinct hint of understatement.

The last time Pink Floyd countenanced such a thing was on 1969's Ummagumma, an album that bore a distinct hint of will-this-do?

The most intriguing thing might be the expression on her face, which carries a distinct hint of FFS about it: don't you just hate it when you end up with a naked man draped over your shoulder?

Its studio-bound, high-concept slickness seems to jar with current musical trends, which may explain the distinct hint of critical bemusement with which Kaputt's appearance was greeted: even a reviewer who loved it called it "one of the most indefensible albums of all time".

As Hughes-Hallett puts it, with a distinct hint of a wrist-slap, hero-worship "allows worshippers to abnegate responsibility, looking to the great man for salvation or for fulfilment that they should more properly be working to accomplish for themselves".

Yes, it had distinct hints of the kind of rudimentary rock'n'roll one associates with, say, Status Quo.

The retroposon data also clearly divided Australian and South American marsupials into distinct groups a hint that the animals enjoyed little contact as they evolved.

Thus, although the MtbMfd resembles EcoMfd in many of its reaction characteristics, some of its hitherto unknown distinct properties hint at its species specific role in mycobacteria during transcription-coupled repair.

These observations suggest that the immediate and long-term impacts of alcohol exposure on chromatin structure are distinct, and hint at the existence of a possible coordinated epigenetic response to ethanol during development.

Each character in "Born Bad" speaks in an entirely distinct voice, hinting at the deep fissures in the fabric of the family.