Sentence examples for probably a hint from inspiring English sources
The best Fermilab can hope for is a glimpse of the Higgs, and probably a hint of new mysteries and discoveries to be made.
There is probably a hint of guilt because somewhere down the line the tortured connection between this white man and the blown up brown family will be revealed.
It should probably be a hint of things to come that Agnes is wearing sunglasses indoors and a raincoat three sizes too large.
Party officials said that Mr. Mori, who through nearly 11 months in office has suffered a steep and unrelenting erosion in popular support, would give the first public hint -- but probably only a hint -- of his intentions at a convention of his Liberal Democratic Party on Tuesday.
A Session of the Poets (1637; published 1646) is an amusing skit for which he probably took a hint from an Italian work by Traiano Boccalini; it is the prototype of a long line of similar works in the 17th and 18th centuries.
The myriad of mouse genetic alterations that result in a lupus-like phenotype and the >100 genes now known to be involved in human lupus are all probably only a hint at the potential complexity of the many mechanisms that lead to systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).
What they didn't say: That it's probably more than a hint.
"None of them probably knew," he said, with a hint of forgiveness.
