Sentence examples similar to hinting at hostility from inspiring English sources

The first manifestation occurred in March 1946, when the U.S.S.R. failed to evacuate Iran on schedule and Secretary of State Byrnes was obliged to go to the UN Security Council and even hint at hostilities to get Moscow to retreat.

Every cantering bar hints at hostility.

Thomas Müller is again hinting at top class.

But there was nothing hinting at trouble.

Is he hinting at sabotage?

Trump's Defense Secretary nominee, General James N. Mattis, has hinted at his own possible hostility, having written in a book that it's dangerous when civilian leaders' "progressive agenda" imposes "social change" on the military.

The sombre, short "World O' Darkness" offers his most explicit depiction of a society eroded by selfishness, its antidote hinted at in "Roadsinger" itself, where the hostility directed at the traveller is fractured by the shy smile of a child.

While ignorance about their status may simply be another sign of infamous geographical illiteracy, it also hints at our inherent racism toward people of color and our hostility to those who speak other languages.

This also hints at how he and Corbyn think they can mobilise support in the party as a counterweight to the hostility of the great majority of Labour MPs.

Mechel hinted at hanky-panky.

His expression hinted at defeat.