Word: hinting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Hampshire, and dozens of us capture a politician talking to a single petrified farmer or shopkeeper or housewife. And every word that candidate utters has been polled and market-tested until nothing fresh remains. We brought conventions into living rooms across America, and every trace of honest disagreement, every hint of personal eccentricity has long since been banished from the halls. We throw floodlights into the press rooms after debates, and the comments are so meaningless that if one of the candidates pummeled a nun to the ground and stole her purse, we would hear him described as a firm...
...town is "fairly divided," Hagley says with a hint of sadness...
...hint of scandal has hung over the White House since the first days of the Clinton Administration...
Some students were troubled by the dean's comments, and took them as a hint that students might be booted from future searches...
...only thing that would please Republicans more than Morris' departure would be any hint between now and November that he has secretly resumed an advisory role with the White House. Morris insisted to TIME last week that his departure from the campaign is final. Dole strategists are betting it isn't. "If they don't bring anyone else in, that means he's still running things," says a hopeful-sounding Republican. "And when that gets out, the Morris affair gets brand-new legs...