Sentence examples for provide a hint from inspiring English sources

Coconut chips and shelled pistachios provide a hint of whimsy, pumpkinseeds a leathery crunch.

Anchovies provide a hint of ocean air, and juniper berries a marshy hum.

The growing crop of new apartment blocks may provide a hint of the future.

Numerous gold coins found at the underwater archaeological sites provide a hint of when disaster struck.

Mr. Shapiro declined to name his first act, though his music-industry credentials may provide a hint.

The departure of Mr. Parsons from the board of Save New York may provide a hint of the coming warfare over the state budget.

And those last words, which edge into cliché, provide a hint of the central tension she'll face over the next year.

Too much would be different to make sense; our minds, it seems, quickly provide a hint of the strictures of physics.

But she utterly fails to provide a hint of the philosophical context for the quote, a context that would show the conclusion to be principled and humane.

It's meant as a frisky romp, but Smith and Kevin Kline never provide a hint of the Smith & Jones empathy from Men in Black.

Fourteen months after a tidal wave of Republican energy helped sweep many Democrats out of Congress, the Iowa results will provide a hint about whether that intensity of purpose remains.