Sentence examples for tiny hints from inspiring English sources

Depending on the light, they look white or off-white or sparkle with tiny hints of color.

Iran's softer Iraq policy may stem from fear of American intentions; it certainly depends on conservative will.So, too, do tiny hints of change in Iran's attitude to Israel.

The show even includes tiny (very tiny) hints of the haunting "Black Paintings," which Goya painted during his final days in self-imposed exile in France.

It has half the alcohol content of its closest sibling, Campari, and is a bit less bitter, too — even slightly sweet — with tiny hints of the 30 different herbs and spices that it advertises.

Yet, in exactly the same way as his contemporaries a decade before, Green was capable of seeding his narrative with tiny hints and allusions to the social landscape of the period that only a handful of his readers would understand.

Manuela Andreoni and Inti Pacheco, two remarkable fellows at Columbia University's Journalism Investigations team, spent months meticulously following tiny hints to figure out where the Silk Road Group's various entities were registered.

You even get a tiny hint at 2 Down ("Fought a la the Three Musketeers").

In tune with this tiny hint of optimism, Gervasi uses his film to trace the recrudescence of Anvil.

Reflecting on an endlessly ­bewildering dinner at the ­Evesham Hotel, ­perhaps there was a tiny hint from the outset.

But her arms and legs were thin and wasted-looking, and she had only a tiny hint of the expected baby bump.

Part of Curtis's secret for beguiling audiences was that tiny hint of Peter Pan – albeit a wised-up, street-smart Peter Pan who knew all the angles.