Sentence examples for hint of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Again, Reid scoffed at any hint of wrongdoing.

Evans said there was never a hint of wrongdoing and that he was angry that someone would accuse Hastert without coming forward publicly.

Although James Murdoch has rejected any hint of wrongdoing, it is widely expected that he will come in for criticism, and possibly harsher censure, when the parliamentary committee makes its report, expected before the year's end.

The headline over Simon Carr's sketch Two slick operators, and no hint of wrongdoing conveyed his scepticism about the way in which both men sought to distance themselves from the idea that News International figures in their everyday concerns.

The committee's ranking Democrat, Representative Henry A. Waxman of California, said: "The committee salivates at any hint of wrongdoing and suffers from pathetic delusions of grandeur in making false allegations.

Assuming that the monetary fine won't change, the banks are now fighting to soften language and absolve themselves of any hint of wrongdoing.

Sometimes hints of wrongdoing are subtle.

The e-mail also assured Ms. Munich there was no hint of financial wrongdoing.

(Mr. Cicero flatly denied that his wife had ever worked with either gestor). The e-mail also assured Ms. Munich there was no hint of financial wrongdoing.

The first hints of financial wrongdoing emerged last February when the parent union put Local 372 into trusteeship because that local, which represents 25,000 cafeteria aides and crossing guards, was $10 million in debt and had not paid $500,000 in rent owed to the district council.

Yet as the focus splinters in the final third – our mysteriously placed narrator taking the stage to deliver a gnomic coup de grâce – I most felt the novel's emotional clout in its portrait of a marriage with hints of past wrongdoing, forgotten in the fog or as a matter of convenience: a fragile settlement of its own, like love despite itself.