Sentence examples for hints into from inspiring English sources

Though Ms. Kagan's thin record makes it difficult to draw many conclusions on her personal views, her academic work still provides hints into her thinking on this issue.

While the study offers hints into how different the world may look to people from different cultures, it raises as many questions as answers.

With conservatives attacking her as too liberal, her long relationship with Judges Posner and Easterbrook -- sometimes yielding surprising consensus, at other times spirited dissent -- offers hints into just what kind of justice she might be.

For more than a week, Tsering and Yeshe tried to turn ambiguous hints into a coherent account, until Tsering heard from a reliable source who confirmed that the man who self-immolated was indeed Namgyal.

Many economists were examining the latest Fed survey, known as the beige book, for any further hints into whether the central bank would make a decision about new quantitative easing at its next policy meeting Nov. 2-3.

As such, it was the ultimate playground for performers given to imagination, improvisation and informed conjecture, the particular strengths of Greenberg and those around him, who turned those bare hints into a lavish spectacle.

Nady called it a knockout at 1 minute 41 seconds, and Jones went careening into the ropes across the ring and, he would later hint, into retirement.

Parents of autistic kids, hungry for some explanation for their tragedy, exploded that hint into worries that have spread around the world about vaccines of all kinds.

Turning a hint into a hard-to-refute fact requires a clinical trial in which participants are randomly assigned to one procedural group or another.

In this case, science gave a hint into the woman's sexual past: A forensic expert testified for the prosecution that the semen and hair from three men — not the officers — were found in the woman's bed.

Is this a hint into the truth about Hodor?