Sentence examples for finding a hint from inspiring English sources

Dubrule pressed her nose into the branches, finding a hint of apricot and grapefruit.

The tube station, for example, is soaked in dark-blue paint as if insistent on finding a hint of beauty in its occupants' underground mood.

Fast bowler Broad, bowling a slightly fuller length than previously in this series and finding a hint of movement off the pitch, ran through the West Indies lower order after lunch in an impressive spell.

Other people have to work for him so you can use him at the right time". Abbott is finding a hint of swing back in to Taylor, who defends stoutly, albeit with a hint of bottom hand as he works it to leg.

He denied that he was going to retire from football, but remained hopeful of finding a way forward, hinting at another move abroad.

How did Lee take the frame of this fiction and collapse it to create "To Kill a Mockingbird," finding a narrative fluency only hinted at within this draft?

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This finding is a hint that barriers for outsiders are weaker in regions with a greater labour demand.

This finding is a hint that a physiological sealing is established between neighboring cells.

Although a view of plants as sensing organisms is beginning to emerge, scientists have been finding hints of such capabilities and interactions for 20 years.

By Sonnet 100 he is bridling at the adjective "resty" as applied to the muse, finding in it a hint of reflexive misogyny (the word was often used of horses, making it only a step up from "lazy cow" to his way of thinking – which would make sense if it was only used of mares).