Sentence examples for sole hint of from inspiring English sources
On my test car, chromed aluminum wheels reflected enough sunlight to incinerate anthills at 20 paces; those $1,995 wheels were the sole hint of vestigial cheesiness.
The sole hint of impropriety was unsourced: "It is said that throughout the late sixties Castelli had collectors bidding up works on his behalf at auction".
It's the only hint of mawkishness.
Hefty boots – think extreme sole and a hint of the hikers or bikers – were seen stomping about on various men's new season catwalks.
A picture of steam pouring out of Geox's perforated soles hints at relief.
In fact, on the sole occasion where Updike does display a hint of fang, it is in his treatment of Michel Houellebecq, whose novel "The Possibility of an Island" he is determined not to allow to shock him.
The book also includes the illustration of a lone wolf with an unhinged look and a hint of slaver round its chops, most likely based on the sole wolf specimen that he held in his collection.
Plan to paint a line of glitter just above the soles of the shoes if you want just a hint of glitter.
There is more than a hint of Georgia O'Keefe imagery, too, in the trademark red soles of Christian Louboutin sandals, and the secret quilted pink inners of every Anya Hindmarch shoe.
Asian-style red lanterns, papier-mâché stars and sparse Edison bulbs the sole nod to steampunk theme thus far served as both lighting and decor, casting off a bright glow untempered by even a hint of fog or haze.
