Sentence examples for slight hints from inspiring English sources
The phrase "slight hints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to subtle or minor suggestions or clues about something. Example: "The author provided slight hints throughout the story that foreshadowed the ending."
There are slight hints of Chopin (another Polish master) in the piano writing.
The music suggests a post-Romantic exploration refreshingly unburdened by subtext, and marked by only slight hints of his later acid and sardonic tone.
At this show the mood was consistent between the blocks of old songs and blocks of new songs: there were distractingly thick bass lines, slight hints of the blues and gutbucket soul in the arrangements.
There are only slight hints of the 'one man army' syndrome that so many combat shooters fall foul of – and because of this, Battlefield finds a narrative flair it's not had in years, if ever at all.
The Americans have been stodgy and predictable (so they learned something from England the other night, then) even if there have been slight hints that they might could score maybe one goal in the second half.
However, since there seems nothing at all to suggest that Jayarāśi was born in North India, even such slight hints gain some evidential weight.
Do I detect a slight hint of bunny desperation?
There was a slight hint of brighter skies towards the north-east.
The batter is especially good, sweet and crispy with a slight hint of fresh popcorn.
It had no flavor, only a slight hint of the overly sweet liqueur.
But Mr. Edwards did give a slight hint that an endorsement might still be coming.
