Sentence examples for powerful hint from inspiring English sources

But his opening remarks also gave a powerful hint of his motivation.

But speaking after missing out in South Thanet – almost in the same breath – he dropped a powerful hint that he was not so much resigning as taking a summer break, during which his deputy Suzanne Evans is expected be interim leader.

This is not to say it has not been internally decided and even worked out to the decimal for some years ahead — but they're going to have to break it to the world sooner or later, and today's I/O event may have been a powerful hint.

Photographs are powerful glimpses, powerful hints.

There have been powerful hints that Mowbray was not the prime mover behind the Keane move, but that the directors, under the powerful influence of Dermot Desmond, persuaded themselves it would be worth meeting his earnings of around £65,000 a week.

These powerful findings hint at a deeper phenomenon.

Some ambitious action from those who occupy powerful political offices (hint, hint) would help the entire startup ecosystem.

In return the Turks said that they would allow American troops to use their air space and facilities, but only if there was a second UN resolution endorsing military action.Iran, another powerful neighbour, hinted that it would enhance co-operation with the country it used to call the Great Satan.

A Wider Role Is Hinted for Sunni Voters Iraq's most powerful Shiite cleric hinted at a major concession to the Sunni Arab minority by suggesting he would support changes in the voting system that could give Sunnis more seats in Parliament.

There have been hints from powerful Iranians that Assad isn't worth holding on to.

Mr Gusmão is expected to launch a new party, challenging the powerful Fretilin, and has hinted that he himself aspires to Mr Ramos Horta's post.