Sentence examples for ever a hint from inspiring English sources

However, if there was ever a hint of legislation based on our work, I am sure that it would heat up considerably.

If there is ever a hint or suggestion that clothing might benefit your chances of getting a job, then I think any actor should try to do that, within reason… If you're auditioning for a clown, you don't want to turn up in full clown makeup and shoes.

In high school I was the world's skinniest and geekiest clarinetist ever, lacking even a hint of promise.

Reed praised the amount of detail and said that "at no stage did we ever see even a hint of frame-rate drop or v-syncing glitches".

There was never a hint of anything untoward ever happening.

"He's never, ever lost a hint of that.

Aunt Mary is there, too proud to ever register a hint of surprise.

(He behaved much the same way with me, and I only ever got a hint of his affection via the firmness of the handshakes that welcomed my arrivals, and marked my departures).

"The subject itself," he wrote of landscape, "is simply perfect, and no matter how well you manage as a photographer, you will only ever give a hint as to how good the real thing is.

"I don't think there ever was a hint that if governors chose not to have their own exchange, that their citizens wouldn't have subsidies".

But neither father nor son has ever given out a hint of that, and the former president steered clear of policy meetings in Kennebunkport over the past few days, two advisers said.