Sentence examples for hint in a from inspiring English sources

It is a rare hint, in a movie giddy with self-persuasion, of someone not too elderly but simply too grown up to play the game.

Earlier this week, David Cameron gave a strong hint in a speech on prison reform that the option of a separate secure unit is being looked at.

Earlier this month EU foreign ministers dropped a cryptic hint in a statement, saying that the association agreement "does not constitute the final goal in EU-Ukraine co-operation".

There is only one hint, in a book known only by its title from other sources, Ibṭāl al-buhtān bi-īrād al-burhān (Disqualifying Falsehood by Producing Proof), that he ever approached such speculative cosmological questions.

It is possible that Fed officials could ease some concerns with just a hint, in a speech or comment, that the Fed is watching and ready to take action if necessary.

To a graceful world in which women are getting along just fine, thank you. (Hint: In a world where the Roman Catholic Church is pretty much kaput, cloning becomes much less controversial).

But Nancy Pelosi, the House speaker, gave a hint in an interview last October when she said a value-added tax was "on the table".

Last year, Panama's president hinted in a television interview that a few of their properties might be in danger of expropriation.

This week, though, he hinted in a letter to Democrats at a compromise on both issues.There are many other good ideas to cut costs making the rounds.

Despite these negative conclusions, Rousseau hints, in a brief footnote (Book III, Chapter 15), that democratic governments may be viable if joined together in confederations.

Justice Antonin Scalia picked the right moment, then, to deliver more than 500 pages of hints, in a book to be published next week.