Sentence examples for hint of good from inspiring English sources

There was a hint of good news on Monday, though.

At a hint of good news, she bursts into giggles; bad news makes her crumple into a tearful heap.

For people worried about developing Alzheimer's disease, a recent study seemed to offer a rare hint of good news.

"Any deal with Bank of America is good news, and the market is looking for even a hint of good news these days".

So I find this very depressing: once again, at the first hint of good news, the usual crowd, even good guys like Pearlstein, is itching to pivot away from jobs.

A Fed survey of bankers, released on May 4th, gave a further hint of good news for consumers: though banks are still tightening standards on consumer loans, fewer of them are doing so than three months before.

On Friday the 14th, hints of good humor emerged, or maybe it was crime.

If, by contrast, someone is modest in self-presentation, and hints of good things dribble out, then others may assume that there is much -- qualities, skills, character traits -- that remain unrevealed.

They are simple, unsophisticated wines but in a good year, like 1995, will give more than a hint of how good more expensive Burgundy can be.

That should give him a hint of how good you are.

Still, there were hints of the good life extant: an espresso machine at the front of the store, a few beaten-in couches to sink into, a poster that read "Tanga Moreau in Jeans 8" with Ms. Moreau spread-eagle against a wall as if about to be frisked.