Sentence examples for has always hinted from inspiring English sources

The career-advice industry has always hinted at the mystical.

By Ian Crouch October 26, 2009 The career-advice industry has always hinted at the mystical.

Ron Dennis has always hinted one of the best known faces in the paddock could return in 2018, if not before.

Basement Jaxx's music has always hinted at the epic and symphonic, so one can understand the temptation to take things one step further by employing an actual orchestra, Metropole Orkest of the Netherlands, to reinterpret their hits in quasi-classical mode.

Rahm it Through: Obama's chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, has always hinted that the Democrats could pass the bill through the Senate with only 51 votes by passing a compromise version through the House and then simply voting on it not as new legislation but as a budget reconciliation in the Senate.

Indeed, the fact that selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are the major treatment for depression has always hinted at a role for serotonin in the ascription or use of positive values.

Michelin had always hinted that it employed roughly a hundred inspectors to cover Europe, but Rémy claimed that it employed only eleven within France when he was first hired, in 1988 — a number that had shrunk to five by the time he left, in 2003.

Bromance and potential romance between the male characters on the show has always been hinted at, or at least joked about, since the show's first season, and that should come as no surprise on a series that was created by an out gay man, Jeff Davis.

Box has always dropped hints about Nate's black ops military history, but the full story comes out now because the psycho commander of their elite unit has turned on his former apprentice and is on a mission to take him down.

But there has always been the hint of a threat within his largess.

Depp's well-documented love affair with all things European has always had a hint of hero worship about it too.