Sentence examples for though it hints at from inspiring English sources

The group is indeed explicit about the future spread of revenues; though it hints at social responsibility, the distribution would be on its own terms.

Adams's note on the front flyleaf is respectful, though it hints at trouble to come.

But Conservative-led governments continued the tax breaks for diesel and there is no mention of any changes in the new strategy, though it hints at tweaks in the autumn.

Last week the Bank left base rates unchanged at 0.25%, though it hinted that a deterioration in economic conditions over the next six months could lead to a further rate cut.

It both foretells and welcomes tectonic shifts in the American spirit — though it only hints at the hardboiled shocks of film noir, which is the very art of postwar trauma, it suggests the birth, literally, of a new generation: the movie's grand concluding flourish unites a couple who will be the parents of the first baby-boomers.

We weren't going to announce this for another week or so (even though I hinted at it on CrunchNotes), but too many people know about it already and news of it was starting to leak (see Wired and CNET as well).

Instead of getting anything of Ajay's experience that might read as personal and troubled, we have this flattened-out version of his feelings that, though it may hint at emotion, shows none of it.

Though pretty and proper, it also hints at the couple's political sensibilities: "In lieu of gifts, the bride and groom encourage donations to Doctors Without Borders".

The formality of this picture's escape from its photographer, though, merely hints at the displacement in two pictures that one might think only John Cohen would have made.

At the trials, though, Reese hinted at his feelings when he said, "Fast is more important than fair".

He has been vague about how he would do this, though, beyond hinting at a further freeze to benefits.