Sentence examples for sort of hint from inspiring English sources

To which we say: is that some sort of hint?

"I try to sort of hint at it, as opposed to exploring it".

"It's because there's a sort of hint of pleasure in it".

I nudged the door a little, as a sort of hint.

"It obscures a lot of the building, but the circular forms look like windows and give you a sort of hint of what's coming next," she said.

Somehow I can't see that having the desired effect… but maybe in Paris, the city of love, where the lamp was developed, people are more, well, receptive to that sort of hint.

He sort of hinted at which one, just in passing.

Having sort of hinted that his colleagues might be best not voting for Lord Dear's amendment, he went on to vote for it himself.

SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: Now, I feel like in our conversation, you've given some sort of hints as to why this is good for business, right?

The dancing also had to take a back seat; it was sort of hinted at by cutting together the actors' faces and close-ups of dancing feet, and throwing in a few silhouettes.

"He asked me if I had any questions that I needed to find out about him, which, to me, sort of hinted that he was really interested in us," Torre said.