Sentence examples similar to hints were obvious from inspiring English sources

While you might think your hint is obvious, some people will take you literally.

Yet he hints that Kodak was complacent, even when its troubles were obvious.

He claimed there were obvious signs of staff being in cahoots with powerful Chinese inmates, and hinted that he suspected they might have been bringing drugs in.

Some are obvious; others await discovery through hints and clues.

It had been obvious, as Aidan O'Brien had hinted many times, from the moment Australia arrived at Ballydoyle.

A contemporary political resonance was obvious, but robust humor deflected any hint of preachiness.

On the basis of detailed in silico analyses no hints for a severe impairment of basic HPR2 signal transducing capability are obvious in QM6a.

Separating the businesses will also force customers to make a choice, and it is obvious which choice Hastings wants them to make (hint: it starts with an "N").

Threats are hinted at, but even though their nature is not made clear, it should be obvious to the reader that something – something bad – is about to happen.

That a woman, let alone Speaker of the House, should never be hinted to in any public way through the use of "Pussy" insinuations should be obvious.

"The abbreviation would be obvious, you know," he remarked with just enough dry, down-home accent to hint a punch line was on the way.