Sentence examples for hinted more from inspiring English sources

More recent statements have hinted more at if than when, so, for now, they will simply have to scramble.

Nevertheless, he hinted more than once yesterday that he would like the teams to consider renovating their existing stadiums.

Greene hinted more firms could collapse this year: "There's too much capacity in the market, and it's put pressure on prices.

The prosecutor who oversaw the inquiry, Giuliano Mignini, hinted more than once before the outcome that he might not seek a further ruling.

Pausing to look at a girl waiting for a bus to Salt Lake City, Officer Jaycard noticed a nervous look on her face and the overstuffed suitcases that hinted more at a life change than a brief stay.

A couple of weeks later, he hinted more than once that raising taxes was not out of the question, reversing his longstanding opposition during the campaign to any tax increase.

Mr. Bloomberg appeared to be hinting more strongly, as he has in recent days, that big changes were afoot for the board, created in 1989 by the State Legislature.

Taken as a whole, they serve to paint a picture of siècle Vienna while highlighting sexual hypocrisy and hinting more darkly at the spread of syphilis.

Other songs hint more strongly at the roiling emotions that seem to have been inexpressible in polite entertainment at the time.

The App Store's release notes indicate this is a "first version" of the Watch app, which hints more changes will come.

His efforts to discern a higher purpose reflect, he hints, more an intuition or conjecture than a real argument.