Sentence examples for the message hints at from inspiring English sources

The message hints at the complications of running an anonymous, radical art collective: the music video was promoted through an account run by Pyotr Verzilov, the husband of Ms. Tolokonnikova; she was also said to contribute lyrics to the song.

The message hinted at the largely hidden role the former first daughter has played over the years as an agent and adviser to her famous parents, "an invisible soldier," as she described herself in that memo.

The chief of defense cautioned against misconduct, told soldiers not to undermine their leadership and warned that "culprits will be dealt with seriously". This message hints at some of the less peaceful aspects of peacekeeping missions.

The hidden message hints at the relationship between politicians and oil companies and their flexible loyalties when it comes to drilling abroad and offshore drilling in the U.S., depending on how lucrative it is.

On April 21, administrators learned of the break-in when they discovered a taunting message hinting at the hackers' accomplishment.

Kutcher appeared to confirm the answer to one of the most speculated over questions in showbiz on Friday – who will replace Sheen following his all-too-public meltdown – with a Twitter message hinting at his role as the popular comedy's new lead man.

In another message hinting at what lay ahead, Jonathan praised someone who was apparently pushing stocks on unsuspecting traders.

The shrouds also provide a billboard on which automakers can display logos and deliver subtle messages hinting at what lies beneath.

Another group is preparing a more realistic independence message, which hints at the sacrifices that will have to be made in a newly independent state.

But as the title of his first album Take The Message Everywhere, would hint at, Crouch's early music with its strong soul and occasional funk elements was begging to be liberated from the four walls of the church and even in his early days he was clearly paying attention to what was happening outside of the Gospel world.

In this way, the catalogue delivers a message only hinted at in the show itself, that there is no single correct way to make art, political or otherwise.