Sentence examples for hints of dangerous from inspiring English sources
But there are also hints of dangerous obsession in his strange infatuation with his hairdresser ("I sense the power within the fingers") and condemnation for the preening peacocks of London who have all the gear but no idea of life's real treats ("You are repressed/ But you're remarkably dressed").
There's the bogus professor, the major trading on old glory, the hint of dangerous foreigners, and Mrs W is, of course, Britain: living in a crumbling, crooked, subsiding house stuffed with reminders of naval glories.
Built with gleaming dialogue, tantalizing hints of a dangerous mystery and a structural care that brings to mind the heyday of Lillian Hellman, "Cities" has the appeal of a Broadway hit from another age.
That's how I absorbed racism, like a twinge, the first hint of a dangerous microbe in your blood.
For Pakistan, riddled as it is with tens if not hundreds of thousands of well-armed Islamic militants for whom the Kashmiri jihad is a sacred cause, any hint of backsliding is dangerous.
There have been hints of her reserves of power in "Dangerous Liaisons," "Reversal of Fortune" and even in "Fatal Attraction".
If not, there were ominous hints of surgery or other messy and dangerous-sounding ways to extricate it in the event intestinal distress or worrisome torpor ensued.
Hints of this are emerging.
Douglas has hints of Bobby Kennedy.
Hints of that are visible.
