Sentence examples similar to hinting at the belief that from inspiring English sources

"Perfect" is an appealing word when compared to "best": it's patently ridiculous, but it also hints at the mystical belief that there are no mistakes.

But on the phone, he also hinted at a belief that Zoo (which since has dropped the band from its roster) had been responsible for "Stranger's" homogenized sound.

Perhaps Levein's positive post-match sentiment hinted at his belief that this squad is painfully short on confidence.

In 2000, news reports said that Mbeki had hinted at C.I.A. involvement in propagating the belief that H.I.V. causes AIDS.

Mbeki, an economist who is one of Africa's most respected leaders, has never disavowed the view that H.I.V. medicines are Western inventions aimed at maiming Africans*.* In 2000, news reports said that Mbeki had hinted at C.I.A. involvement in propagating the belief that H.I.V. causes AIDS.

Di Francesco insists that he has no ideological opposition to acquiring players from abroad, but hints at a belief that too many of those who arrive in Serie A are no more talented than the Italians whose places they take.

Rogge has put in a fine 12-year shift, and nobody is in the mood to start tearing up his legacy just yet, or even hint at criticism of his belief that the Games should be capped at 28 sports.

The narrator hints at the "cultural things" that divide them.

But the company hinted at the time that a recovery may be on the way.

But her words hinted at the understanding that she wouldn't have the opportunity.

Wooden boats hinted at the vast wetlands that once covered the region. .