Sentence examples for told hint from inspiring English sources

Its looks, we're told, hint at the appearance of the next-generation Corvette, which might signal a smart move by GM to give all GM cars a shared design look, similar to what is now happening with Chevy trucks and SUVs.

I can't think of another way to describe the spirit of "Broken Embraces," Pedro Almodóvar's latest film, the title of which carries a telling hint of paradox.

There is a telling hint of censure in the editing, as Yates waits for the lips of Harry and Ginny to draw near and then cuts to a bolt of purgatorial flame that strikes outside, like a rival coup de foudre.

His early life contains a telling hint of middle-class aspiration: He took violin lessons as a child.

How much do you tell your friends, and which ones do you tell? (Hint: Most of them don't want to know).

Excerpts from diary told Radeloff hinted that she would be killed.

My mother, Renée Kahn, is an art and architecture historian, and we went to estate sales every Saturday morning to find things that told or hinted at life stories.

He wants to go to court with Loopt, but is willing to quickly work something out with us to make this go away, he told me, hinting that he'd like to partner with us.

By drawing on King's writing rather than the 1976 film, Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle wrote that she managed to "[suggest] a history – one never told, just hinted at – of serious damage in [Margaret's] past".

The Bloopers Tell All (Hint to "Bachelor" producers: Just make a two-hour special full of cute bloopers. So much more enjoyable than watching Tierra talk about her inner light).

Then imagine being told, without a hint of irony, that the answer to your problems is a $500 million, high-end golf resort.