Sentence examples for hints which from inspiring English sources

The dossier's reports were hints — that were joined by other evidence and other hints, which Carlson blithely skips over.

There are vast amounts of such hints, which offers a pointer to the depth and breadth of the missions.

It appears that Oporto, a place at all times the peace of which gives considerable concern to the court in Lisbon, has given hints which the Queen and her Ministers do not think it wise to disregard.

There are those helpful hints, which enhance just about every page, and an array of recipes that goes beyond cakes and pies to stove-top puddings, custards and ice creams.

The TEA winners' pointer-filled essays are posted archivally on the GSI Center website, along with those of the winners over a dozen-year stretch, adding up to a cornucopia of innovative hints which, now that it's online, gets visited by a wide range of visitors, from beginning GSIs to long-term tenured faculty at Berkeley, across the U.S., and elsewhere in the world.

But, as already observed, not only may the same act be a common offense to both governments, but the disclosures compulsively made in one proceeding may give clues and hints which may be subsequently used against the witness in another, to the loss of his liberty and property.

Hint: Which remedy is available for which action?

According to Haaretz, Gantz has hinted which of those parties he'd court.

In contrast to that there is hardly any hint which role Life Cycle Costing (LCC) could play within environmental process design.

He had to insist on it several times, and swear that in no way had he thought Don had been hinting (which was true).

And I'll give up another hint, which is that n factorial can be approximated as square root of 2pi n multiplied by n over E divided by n to the power of n.