Sentence examples for hints of working from inspiring English sources
One gel has shown hints of working in a large-scale human study (ScienceNOW, 9 February), but the rest have failed or even caused harm.
There are hints at the difficulty of working for so volatile and demanding a political master as Gordon Brown, but no great revelations.
None of them seem all that high-brow — not nearly as much as curious Chromebook Pixel promo anyway — but they hint at some sort of working relationship between Google and Slinky.me.me
Here Whistler goes beyond the tourist's-eye view of Venice's crumbling facades to hint at the real lives of working Venetians.
Barnes & Noble's powerful chairman and largest shareholder, Leonard S. Riggio, has hinted that he is in favor of working with Liberty's John C. Malone on a possible transaction.
In person, Ms. Altfest is effusively friendly but also a conversationalist whose obsessive focus gives a hint of her working methods.
Any hint of Brady working out in a Patriots uniform or throwing passes to Patriots players without a resolution to tue appeal of his four-game suspension keeps the news cycle churning on an issue that continues to haunt NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.
But there was not a hint of work in sight.
Mr. Zanini's clothes — the silk pajama sets, the folkloric prints worn with men's black hosiery, the blues hinting of work-wear, the attic-trunk silk dresses betraying a sense of modesty — are strange by fashion's narrow standards of power and sex appeal.
Two travelling observers, Dale Maharidge and Michael Williamson, making their way through the wasteland of middle America in 1984 spoke of "medieval cities of rusting iron" and a largely invisible landscape filling up with an army of transients, moving from place to place at any hint of work.
What Almodóvar revives and salutes is the primacy of our imagining — the pleasure that we take in not being blown away but, rather, in reading the clues to chaos, or the hints of horror, and working out the rest for ourselves.
