As we hinted at with Toyota above, data is an intuitive example.
Throughout the night, the obvious was hinted at with gauzy video clips filling the screen.
But now it encompasses a new anguish, deeper and sharper than what she hinted at with "Afterglow" in 2003.
It begins with a vision, or perhaps just an intuition, about a key garment that Kawakubo hints at with a sort of koan.
I guess that's what I'm hinting at with some of this – but I'm trying not to be judgmental".
Instead, I'm inclined to think there's something darker at play, something that one Telegraph letter-writer hinted at with their exasperated plea for women to do their eyeliner at home in order to "maintain the mystery".
More often, the secret narrative is hinted at with a kind of enigmatic, dreamlike obviousness right on the hero's chest or belt buckle, in the form of the requisite insignia.
People with borderline personality disorder, a problem cited as the original inspiration for dialectical behavioral therapy, endure a phenomenon that the article only hints at ("With Toughness and Caring").
Before long, it becomes clear that the interview was a ruse, an excuse for this lonely Home Depot employee, whose obsessive streak is hinted at with great panache by Mr. Cusack, to make a connection.
As you hinted at with one of your questions, I think time was probably our biggest challenge.
There is far worse to come, which the report hints at with references to other athletes, other officials and other countries.
