Sentence examples for expressed a hint of from inspiring English sources

But while Mr. Tsosie, like Ms. Quackenbush before him, seemed immune to the mythology of 666, others expressed a hint of nostalgia at the thought of the name change.

In his attempt to illuminate the mind of Mohamed Atta, Fouad Ajami fails to express a hint of censure (The Way We Live Now, Oct. 7).

Gamboa agreed, expressing a hint of optimism that this moment might somehow stand out amid America's long, painful history of (mostly) avoiding real gun control.

Unlike the songs of his rock contemporaries Mr. Manilow's never expresses even a hint of violence or revenge.

For the certainty that Mr. Powell had expressed, Mr. Tenet substituted a hint of uncertainty.

White readers expressed shock (and a hint of smugness) at these delusions, but the sad reality is that conspiracy theories and irrationality aren't a black problem.

Where once Clough - and Channon, Jack Charlton and Derek Dougan - provided edgy wit, occasionally bonkers opinions strongly expressed and always a hint of danger, now there is Alan Shearer.

This past week, he expressed sadness and just a hint of judgment when he said the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan, doesn't share those same priorities.

It would be one thing if there was a hint of appreciation expressed by those deep red states to the productive states that provide all that money, but listening to the braying coming from the halls of Congress these days ― and the hostility to funding Amtrak's Northeast Corridor is just one example ― one would think that it was the red states that were supporting the rest of the country. .

At very early stage in their life they express their sense of astonishment and wonder without effort or a hint of embarrassment.

There are the voices: Martina Serafin's buttery soprano with a hint of autumnal colorings with which to express the wistfulness and nobility of the Marschallin.