Sentence examples for veiled hints from inspiring English sources

There were veiled hints from some members uneasy about what they had learned.

Small, strange things the usually benign and peaceful Nicky said, veiled hints that he had devastating plans that would end his short, vibrant but tumultuous life.

That has left the trial, which began on Monday, focused on Mr. DeChristopher's head on the auction day and offering jurors only veiled hints about the broader political motivations.

The Raiders are officially mum on the subject, and Fox floated veiled hints today, when prompted by reporters, that he quit because of meddling from the team owner, Al Davis.

Britain, France and the US proposed a rival resolution with the one-sided elements that provoked earlier Russian and Chinese vetoes – punishment of Assad if he did not comply, threats of new sanctions, no word of pressure on the opposition and veiled hints of eventual military force by referring to chapter seven of the UN charter.

Others have suggested that Juncker would lack the energy to tackle the more deep-seated structural problems of the European Union, and there have been veiled hints that he was sometimes too fond of the odd drink and cigarette – leading him to deny this year that he had an alcohol problem.

Kaplan even offers veiled, worrying hints that Sinatra might have been implicated in an actual murder.

For all his outreach to Mr. Bush, Mr. Gore dropped several not-so-veiled hints that this might not be his last try.

But ask Mr. Meaker about the Bush administration's not-so-veiled hints of plans to invade Iraq and overthrow Saddam Hussein, and party loyalty evaporates in the afternoon heat.

The president of the Information Technology Industry Council, Rhett Dawson, meanwhile, has written to Senator Tom Daschle, the Democratic majority leader, with not-so-veiled hints of the consequences for those opposing the coalition's views.

They know that merely dropping a telltale litany of veiled and not-so-veiled hints, innuendoes, digs, and crass, snide, accusing comments, remarks, slander and outright lies about men like Scott is more than enough to divert, distract and pollute the air surrounding the killing.