Sentence examples for hint of high from inspiring English sources

"Welsh rabbit is amusing & right, & Welsh rarebit stupid & wrong": there is a hint of high facetiousness in this, even though no one who reads it will ever say "Welsh rarebit" again.

The chorus wove a gossamer web around their voices, while, in the orchestra, the sound of a breathy flute rose over a quiet drone, and a hint of high strings.

An indirect hint of high oxygen levels is that some unicellular organisms apparently grew to anomalously large size (over 1 mm) during the Neoproterozoic [27].

5 stars Leighton Denny Glamour Puss, £10, www.leightondenny.com High-colour, high-shine and just a hint of high-maintenance iridescence.

The index offered a hint of higher inflation in the months ahead as those costs are passed to consumers.

Meanwhile, key officials at the central bank are making a point of emphasizing the bank's willingness to raise rates at the slightest hint of higher inflation.

Sir Stafford Cripps, addressing an icily unenthusiastic audience of the City of London's bankers & merchants, came out with nothing more inspiring that a vague mention of pruning government expenditures (details unspecified) & a hint of higher taxation that his glum hearers found chilling.

Uwer et al. (2002) had found higher error rates in children with SLI vs. controls in tests of discriminating tone frequency, tone duration, and syllable identity, but there was no hint of higher error rates in the 'low ICC' subgroup on these behavioural measures.

Predicted drugs for PanC, DB03255, DB03215, and DB07706, are antibacterial drugs and interact with only one target each hinting of high specificity.

There is no hint of the high tab for these dishes until the bill arrives.

In all histograms there is a hint of a high- λ tail, likely contributed from gene pairs that are phase locked.