Sentence examples for hint at everything from inspiring English sources

Nor do Pallett's arrangements – which hint at everything from Jean-Claude Vannier to Johnny Allen's work with Isaac Hayes in the late 60s and early 70s – ever feel like wan impersonations: from the opening echoing scrape of strings on Aviation to the closing shimmer of The Dream Synopsis, via the high-drama stabs that punctuate She Does the Woods, they're thrillingly inventive.

(Sinagra) * LIGHTNING BOLT (Thursday) This noisy and exuberant two-piece makes a terrifying racket, using fuzzed-into-obliteration bass and galloping drums (with some screaming, too) to create half-abstract pieces that hint at everything from heavy metal to dance music.

Instead of duffing it as usual against the ABs, he has been asked to McGuff it instead by hinting at everything while showing absolutely nothing.

But the music has plenty of sticky-floored fun, hinting at everything from surf rock to Springsteen, Foals and Fat White Family, while lacking any sense of existential or holy dread.

The Thompsons catalog the small details of a long relationship on "That's So Me and You," and hint at domestic naughtiness on "Everything I Shouldn't Be Thinking About".

Families gathered around great hulking television sets, box-like pads in hand, chunky characters stalking the screen; colours like neon Lego blocks; everything hinted at, rather than given, everything pristine and new.

And Mr. Tan almost omits the episode entirely -- though the dripping and sloshing sounds that open and close his "Water Passion" ominously hint at Pilate's washbowl behind everything that is taking place.

Leeds United won the League Cup in 1968 and the title the following season, but the first hints at reaching for everything came towards the end of the 70s at the height of the rivalry between Bob Paisley's Liverpool and Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest.

The zines and limited-run titles here only hint at the fertile imagination that underpins everything he does, from his pseudonymous publications to The Winnebago Workshop, his mobile multimedia classroom for kids.

And that temptation to argue that strikes could fix everything might actually hint at why the administration has been so reluctant to maintain its original case: because it meant conceding that, even if the United States can improve the Syrian war a little around the margins, possibly even with offshore strikes, we can't solve it.

Today, calling cards can feature everything from classic monograms to clever taglines that hint at certain personality traits or aim to be memorable.