Sentence examples for hints of potential from inspiring English sources
But hints of potential political division lingered in the cavernous, Soviet-style assembly hall in the Interior Ministry where the ceremony was held.
The session did produce hints of potential agreement on some issues, but in each case Democrats and Republicans differed over important details.
It's a little surprising he was signed given that the Chargers already had 2010 fifth-round pick Cam Thomas, who has shown hints of potential through his first two seasons.
When Alicia's teen-age son's girlfriend, whose parents are Somali, weeps on his voice mail after they break up, her recurrent hangups are misinterpreted by the N.S.A. as hints of potential terrorism which gives the agency an excuse to eavesdrop on everyone linked to the Florricks.
A news analysis article on Tuesday about rumors and hints of potential discoveries at two competing particle accelerators misstated the surname of a researcher at the CERN laboratory outside Geneva who speculated that the lab's Large Hadron Collider could detect the elusive Higgs boson soon.
When Alicia's teen-age son's girlfriend, whose parents are Somali, weeps on his voice mail after they break up, her recurrent hangups are misinterpreted by the N.S.A. as hints of potential terrorism — which gives the agency an excuse to eavesdrop on everyone linked to the Florricks.
Granik hinted of potential delays caused by security procedures, and said fans should be encouraged to arrive at arenas early.
The intense secrecy imposed by the Carlyle has given the normally talkative real estate community little hint of potential buyers.
Tyree's hint of potential provided a respite Monday for Fassel, who was fielding one question after another regarding his job security.
In his effort to marry progressive ends with conservative means, there was more than a hint of potential greatness -- for both his presidency and the country.
That line offered a hint of potential confrontation ahead: the criticism Mr. Green is ready to offer of Alan G. Hevesi, the city comptroller who is also running, asserting that he had been too supportive of Mr. Giuliani.
