Sentence examples for hint might be from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, the hint might be more general.

One hint might be: "Don't invite Ken Clarke". The Lord High Chancellor of England had the misfortune to be sitting behind the choir, so his face – looking much as if he had been at a stag party – cropped up behind angelic little boys.

The trochaic rhythm of the words imparts its character to the music of the Liebestod, and while it is not necessarily true that what works in German poetry should work in English, on this occasion the hint might be worth taking.

Others, Mr. Kallen hinted, might be shut down.

Aetna has 35 overseas units in 17 countries, including joint ventures in Mexico and Brazil that it has hinted might be sold.

The demand that Hamas recognize Israel can be converted into several different formulas, some of which Hamas leaders have hinted (but only hinted) might be acceptable.

Among the assumptions that, Mr. Haber hinted, might be inaccurate were the size of Mr. Gandolfini's estate and his tax bill.

It will take more than a Party Congress, occurring over a few days, to understand which way the CCP is evolving, but some hints might be plucked from the early proceedings of this Congress.

But the dairy industry, which is protected by tariffs and production quotas, is unwilling to give up sky-high tariffs that other countries have hinted might be a deal breaker.

Due to the different economic levels of the cities, some hints might be got on the status quo of healthcare insurance in different economic backgrounds.

Those hints might be all the encouragement she needs to admit it herself.