When Caroline Kennedy faintly hinted that she was interested in Hillary Clinton's vacant senate seat she got pounded as a political novice and dilettante using her famed name to vault over a pack of far more worthy, seasoned, and political dues paying elected officials to get the seat.
Super-soft inside, crisp exterior and that faintly cleansing hint of pine.
Ferguson has no answers, other than a faintly unedifying hint that bankers could be brought low if rumours about their systemic addiction to drugs and prostitutes could be made to stick legally – like Al Capone's tax evasion.
But the way you have phrased it seems faintly self-serving, hinting that it would be virtuous, almost saintly, to ignore your debt.
Rolling along the back roads and highways of the Internet, a picture of a poster hints faintly at sinister doings underground.
The marketing proposition for the olive oil and honey they are now producing from their original 900 acres hints faintly at the possibility of buying into their lifestyle: both Sting and Styler are mentioned on the packaging, which also refers to the Estate di Sumner.
There are a couple of subtle hints, e.g., the faintly mocking coinage of "Obamaism" and the line "He has said so openly" — as if seeing a crisis as an opportunity were somehow evidence of shameless rascality.
It is a portrait of brutal vitality, mental and emotional cruelty, artistic frustration, compulsive philandering and much else; only faintly relieved by the author's hint of a certain feeling of kinship.
It tastes like a faintly carbonated grape Kool-Aid, with hints of Dimetapp.
"Protege" and "mentor" are not necessarily comfortable words, hinting, as they do, faintly of dependence.
Faintly playing with blowing breath.
