Sentence examples similar to the question hints at from inspiring English sources

And the religious overtones in the question hinted at a continued theme in the campaign, not only for Mrs. Bachmann but also for Rick Perry, the governor of Texas, whose public embrace of religion has already become an issue as he joins the race.

And why did it not prevent his escape?The questions hint at conspiracy, but the facts are probably more mundane.

Any stumble in London's "public-transport games" will quickly be seized upon.The fact that transport remains such a big question hints at how much else has been achieved, and how smoothly.

The surprise question hinted at support for getting rid of Mr. Hussein, but also pointed to the public debate over why the United States is singling out Iraq when the region has so many repressive governments.

The wide scope of some of the above questions hints at the complexities involved in making decisions based on individual arguments — complexities which Google is having to grapple with under European data protection law.

Another developmental question, hinted at in the preceding section, concerns the mechanism by which C-shaped lanceolate clusters assume a uniformly polarized orientation with respect to the body axes.

During his ministerial career, he replied in response to an opposition question hinting at nepotism, "I don't like to discuss my family in public.

None of these questions hinted at a connection with disease.

And as Abby's serial encounters run their course, Ms. Passon ultimately seems to skirt some of the larger life questions hinted at along the way.

The team is them confronted by the Veltro operative, who poses various questions hinting at a larger conspiracy.

Those questions hint at a puzzle that has been at the center of modern intelligence-gathering since it took shape, early in the cold war.