Sentence examples for hinting through from inspiring English sources

With some air, the wine opened, hinting through youthful tannins of the complex aromas and flavors within.

They could have retained Mr Brown or removed him, but to achieve the former while hinting through staccato statements that they would not have minded the latter was the worst of both worlds.

For months, Hillary Clinton's campaign has been hinting through Beltway back channels that her administration wants to challenge corporate power.

General Saw Maung has hinted, through televised remarks by Buddhist elders, that he might agree to meet with opposition leaders.

The trilogy ends with The Dark Knight Rises, which strongly hints, through production secrecy, at being a deeper ending.

But perhaps the biggest movie announcement was hinted through a teaser showing the Superman logo inside a Batman logo, clearly indicating a future project where Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent share screen time.

In May, Dylan hinted through his website (cryptically, though, through a sneak YouTube release of a single track and an image that was interpreted as an album cover) that in early 2015 he would be releasing an album of songs made famous by Frank Sinatra.

Bands and festivals in Italy were sometimes sponsored by the Italian Communist Party, and it was not uncommon for bands to hint, through either their lyrics or their actions, at support for armed revolutionary groups such as the Red Army Faction and the Palestine Liberation Organization.

Elsewhere, the river bank acts more as a floodplain meadow, allowing winter light to shine through and hinting at perfect places for riverbank picnics in warmer weather.

It's been a treat to see the inimitable Dame Maggie Smith portraying a more human Dowager Countess of Grantham, showing real emotion rather than just hinting at it through a caustic one liner.

The second has a much more subtle depiction of diversity through hinting at Islam, but due to the subtlety of that, making it enjoyable for all types of children and not only muslims.