Sentence examples for in the hint of from inspiring English sources

And there's something important in the hint of a deterrence strategy: This is how wars end in the part of the world where al-Qaeda arose — through a balance of mutual restraint that makes a de facto truce possible, even between the most bitter enemies.

Her baklava is an alternative Georgian version, paglava, that resembles a babka wrapped in crisp pastry, and her oozing chocolate doughnut holes are Middle Eastern only in the hint of rosewater.

When I started being asked to speak at events I would drop in the hint of attraction and I would be shocked at how many people would put up their hands and say they knew about and believed in the law of attraction.

In interviews, Mart represents his childhood as a Bohemian idyll in which the hint of parental fecklessness is invariably submerged.

The nuttiness in rice, the mineral in a potato, the hint of chocolate in a Rio Zape bean are all the better for being barely there.

His public fall of 1979 - so long prefigured in the hints of many and the knowledge of the few - created a powerful theme at the uncertain dawn of Thatcherite conviction.

Stanley ends on a hopeful note, finding promise in Missy Elliott's use of a tumbi in "Get Ur Freak On" and in the hints of the Chi-Lites, northern soul, and Blondie in Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love".

(All she lacks in "Agon" is the hint of imperious swagger that can make the exit after that section funny).

I have to review a book in which even the hint of plot summary could ruin everything.

The hint of aggression in their act echoed the hint of terror in all those screams.

In it, he wears the hint of a smile.