Sentence examples for frequent hints from inspiring English sources

Frequent hints of water, as in blue and turquoise glazes on intricate tilework, suggest a Paradise particular to a religion that emerged from desert lands.

Between the family portraits and the author's frequent hints, it is easy to find examples of dietary changes in the developing world.

If Mr. Tan thus meets up with Bach as dramatist, Mr. Rihm's piece is the most beholden to Bach the musician, with its frequent hints of chorale progression or strict counterpoint.

This time his commander is Harry Sinden, who arrived in Boston shortly after the Tea Party and who may never leave, despite frequent hints that he might retire soon and suggestions by some fans that he should.

Any Los Angeles novelist has to contend with Chandler's shadow, but the revelations surrounding this mystery and Nate's frequent hints that the dead man was hiding something are better suited to pulp fiction than to a novel of such impressive scope.

As when David explains to Ellen's frequent hints at wedlock: "Marriage is a very serious decision.

The music reflected the city, uptown and downtown, with brash arrangements, doo-wop harmonies, a frequent hint of a Latin beat and some Broadway storytelling.

However, immediate (lag 1) perseverations were not invariably the most frequent, which hints at a source of inconsistency within and across studies.

Elliott Advisers has written to shareholders in Alliance Trust, saying it has already had frequent contact with others, hinting that the £6.9bn fund (the assets under administration) could be more efficiently run by another fund manager.

Another important feature of the B. ovis genome has been the presence of increased number of transposable elements thus hinting towards frequent shuffling (genomic fluidity, or plasticity) of its genome [10].

"It's really annoying, because a toasted bagel is kind of fierce, right?" Jamie Divine, a product designer and frequent patron, said with a hint of an eye-roll.