Sentence examples for sufficient hint of from inspiring English sources
Carey quotes this article of strange faith in an afterword, and it, taken with the epigraph from Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," perhaps gives a sufficient hint of the novel's animating premise: Bob McCorkle lives.
The trick here is that arrays of columns and vaulted arches set in perspective, which are hallmarks of Antoine Fontaine's décor, have a sufficient hint of modernity to keep them from looking dowdy, as do Jean-Daniel Vuillermoz's elaborately formal costumes.
Thus, the toy example considered in Figs. 3 and 4 gives sufficient hints of the tradeoff between assortativity and maximal node matching (especially for sparse graphs) and this is further vindicated through the results presented and analyzed in Sects.
The merest hint of a breach of their symbolic status has often been sufficient to produce an outburst of repressive violence.
At the Patchogue Theater — as spacious as many on Broadway but without a hint of glitter — warm sentiments, wonderful songs and terrific tap-dancing may be sufficient reasons for a holiday celebration.
Not a hint of diva about it.
