Word: hinting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...definitely a better team than they are," Harvard forward Naomi Miller said, with more than a hint of disappointment in her voice...
...write and to think. Reich understands us. He knows that it is not an easy thing to drop one's work, even for one's family. Ultimately, though, he chose to spend more time with his family, and he clearly feels good about this. Still, there is a hint of desperation and ambiguity in his voice; we get the feeling that there's more going on here than meets...
...career development rather than exploring innovative new techniques and for lacking a cohesive publicity campaign. In the future, OCS should expand the narrow focus of its Career Forum and devote more of its resources to campus-wide events that cater to demonstrated student interests. Career counselors should take a hint from the 600 students who attended the Media Fair and concentrate more of their energy on sponsoring similar events in the future...
Naturally, any given editor will produce a selection reflecting his own passion and his particular vision. In his introduction, Wideman explains the binding theme that he has chosen for this year: "I was seeking and found in the stories I've selected some hint that imagination can change the world, that the world is unfinished," and true to these criteria each story seems to have an outlet for the fantastic or the unbelievable...
After wading through the turgid prose of Peninsula's most recent issue, I realized that it attracts particularly rabid ideologues who seem utterly unable to infuse any of their pieces with even a hint of wit, irony or intelligence. It is that failure, not just their offensive rantings, which constitutes the real obscenity. --Lorraine A. Lezama The writer is a former Crimson editorialist...