Sentence examples for hint of which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harding, 66, declined to give a hint of which way he was leaning.

The mayor gave little hint of which of the many threats to civil order that he cited would get the most attention.

That has left Mr. Clegg to plough his own furrow, avoiding any hint of which party, Labour or Conservative, he would back in the case of a hung Parliament emerging from the election, as many political commentators predict.

Mr. Obama gave no hint of which way he was leaning, saying only that he expected General Dempsey, now the Army chief, to present him with a full range of options on how to begin bringing American troops home.

For weeks Broadway insiders have been studying the heavens, reading tea leaves and consulting every type of psychic tool available to glean some hint of which show will win the Tony Award for best musical.

The pop vitality of the Brazilian "City of God," which is also an assault on corruption, finally has the optimism of young people; its look at wild youth offers the promise of a future, a hint of which was evident even in Hector Babenco's "Pixote".

He generally writes as if he were advancing a startling discovery, mere hints of which, with the benefit of hindsight, can be extracted from Spinoza and James.

But feminism based on new age spiritualism can come dangerously close to pseudo-mysticism, hints of which were on show at the conference.

No, IT, the inventor Dean Kamen's mystery contraption, vague hints of which led to a $250,000 book contract and a slew of speculative publicity over the last two weeks, could not possibly be an anti-gravity device.

The pacing of the pilot seemed off, and now I know why: after it aired, I read that Fox had reëdited all the episodes and taken out the naughtiest bits, only hints of which remain in the pilot, in order to avoid being spanked by the Federal Communications Commission — the agency that is currently starring in its own reality series, "Washington Squares".

Still, the film provided a few hints, of which Alfredson mentions one in the director's comments (Håkan likes children, for the wrong reasons).