It's an image charged with emotion, making it a classic Suede cover, with its hints of sexual intimacy forcing viewers to deduce for themselves what's happening.
Russia is clear with regard to its strategic alliance with Iran in Syria, and is clear about clinging to Bashar al-Assad, regardless of its hints to the otherwise by claiming it is keen about the regime rather than the president.
The exposure is particularly unforgiving in No One to Blame, exaggerating its hints of self-pity; yet O'Brien sings it with such kindness, shrouded in a golden haze of harp and double bass, that what communicates overwhelmingly is sincerity.
From the left, Senate Democrats, along with the rat-pack of presidential hopefuls, condemned it as a sop to the health industry and because of its hints at competition—a threat to the Medicare programme itself.
The audience listened raptly to this elusive, quirky music, with its hints of Slavic folk tunes.
Her voice, with its hints of silk and shadow, is still the main attraction.
The old world, with its hints of poverty and earthiness, collides with the new.
Its hints at disruptions to Europeans' gas supplies are mostly bluff.
The Albino Python, a summery wheat beer, is light and refreshing with its hints of citrus.
A bittersweet melancholy pervades this poignant, distinguished score, with its hints of Renaissance polyphony and ancient mysticism.
And this Wednesday, there was a steady line of customers waiting to order cups of Don Pepe (Panama; $4), with its hints of semisweet chocolate, pomegranate and pineapple.
