Sentence examples for in a hint of from inspiring English sources

Several leaders warned fraud would unleash violence, and in a hint of the unease, rumors of assassination attempts were rife.

In a hint of the hurdles he would later face, he retired nine games into the 1971-72 season.

A protest leader on Friday said the red shirt movement would push for the government to dissolve Parliament within 30 days, in a hint of compromise.

In a hint of labour's possible resurgence, the House of Representatives has just voted to raise the federal minimum wage for the first time in a decade.

But in a hint of a shift in corporate lobbying strategy now under way in Washington, the industry pitch is now focused on Democrats like Ms. Bustos.

But, in a hint of the strife to come, he said that he still wanted to raised tax rises for the wealthy, which Republicans oppose.

There is, in short, something hollowed out in "Spectre" — a hint of something not quite there, as wraithlike as the title suggests.

In April, a hint of deflation was widespread.

One can detect in this a hint of his father's contempt for bourgeois niceties.

Even in winter, a hint of sun brings office workers to its benches for lunchtime snacks of baguettes and pâté.

Yet not one of them resulted in even a hint of a dispute of the official version.