Sentence examples for visible hints from inspiring English sources

The only visible hints of the policemen's former employment are the occasional buzz cuts.

In the most visible hint of such support, Caroline Kennedy attended a fund-raiser for Mr. Khazei last month.

They include two versions of Mao: Andy Warhol's smiling silk-screened icon of 1973 and a blurry, barely visible hint of a Mao facescape by Gerhard Richter from 1968.

For example, there could be a separate rank for games and non-games, which are equally accessible and visible (hint: get rid of "apps near me" that don't deserve this kind of exposure).

On its bow are a string of names, now barely visible, that hint at a long history: Philip J., Soulogne sur Mer and S.S. Newport.

The projector itself looked cheerfully technocratic in a monochrome case with clearly visible vents (hinting at the complex machinery behind them) and a jaunty flash of red and yellow in Kodak's corporate logo.

The True Tragedy of Richard III, a play earlier than Shakespeare's, has no signs of staging such an encounter: its stage directions give not a hint of visible combat.

At dawn on 7 September 1191, as Richard's forces began moving out of camp enemy scouts were visible in all directions, hinting that Saladin's whole army lay hidden in the woodland.

Note this hint is visible to anyone who tries to log on to the computer by using your user account.

Although drivers see the graffiti-tagged southern face, the northern side -- now visible from Laurel Hill Park here -- hints at Snake Hill's former majesty.

It is an effort to make the workers more visible, she said, but also hints at her working-class past.