Elsewhere, the river bank acts more as a floodplain meadow, allowing winter light to shine through and hinting at perfect places for riverbank picnics in warmer weather.
The Lib Dem leadership plans to muddle through by hinting at compromises to extend notional judicial discretion.
Yet in a recent essay for Aeon magazine, looking at the history and the future of human enhancement, the author Steven Poole argued that an "undercurrent of misanthropy" paradoxically lurks within many dreams of improving humanity through technology, "hinting – or even hoping – that one day we could be replaced by our own machines".
All kinds of implied melodrama flitted through the film, hinting at a murder.
With some air, the wine opened, hinting through youthful tannins of the complex aromas and flavors within.
They could have retained Mr Brown or removed him, but to achieve the former while hinting through staccato statements that they would not have minded the latter was the worst of both worlds.
During spoken sections of this embryonic show, which has a book and lyrics by Sara Cooper, seemingly random notes from a lone piano drift teasingly through the air, hinting at half-forgotten songs but never arranging themselves into a tune you can follow.
The president's science adviser today criticized science policy legislation moving through the U.S. House of Representatives, hinting that his boss would veto the two bills if they ever reached his desk.
For months, Hillary Clinton's campaign has been hinting through Beltway back channels that her administration wants to challenge corporate power.
A cool breeze intermittently blew through the air, hinting of the impending fall and cooling off the patrons from the sweltering heat.
