Sentences with phrase «give slight hints»

One must always give slight hints about the skills, qualifications and work experience in the careser objective statement for it to be more effective.

In this case they do not give us the slightest hint that the life to which they relate was the greatest life ever lived and marked the most important moment in the long history of mankind.

Uniform models are also called anti-embolism socks, which gives a slight hint at which condition they used for treating.

I've already written about its body horror elements this week, and while that is the majority of the good feeling, there are intermittent sparks from time to time that give the slightest hint of life underneath it all.

You can walk him around the new environment on the leash and if he gives the slightest hint that he may cock his leg give the leash a quick short tug and tell him «NO».

I make no bones about the fact that I am one of those truly insufferable Dark Souls evangelicals, who given the slightest hint of a...

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In a powerful climax to the document, he gave public thanks to women, hinting that perhaps this was slightly overdue from the Church, that it came from the heart, and that it carried a genuine desire to ensure that women should not be slighted or marginalised within the Church or by Christians in everyday life:

Rich, chocolatey oats with a slight hint of espresso gives this bowl an extra kick that'll get you in gear for the day.

It just gave a very slight hint of almond aftertaste.

I add cornmeal to my pumpkin bread in the fall to help it slice better and to give it just a slight hint of texture.

And, whilst some mothers - to - be sail through their pregnancy without the slightest hint of morning sickness and give birth without a thought of pain relief during childbirth, for most of us these issues become an integral part and parcel of the whole experience.

Exactly the same thing happened in his earlier Chemical Attacks when US decided to bomb it and here, in our part of the world, easiest way to make someone a hero is to give a slightest of hint of one being Anti-US.

I have searched high and low for the perfect beauty products that A) Give me proper coverage B) Hide my pores and redness C) Match my skin tone, with a slight hint of tan (what can I say I am slightly obsessed with having color year round).

The apples complemented the sweetness of the carrots and give the soup a little extra sweet flavor with the slightest hint of tartness.

The flower detail is super pretty and very feminine there is also a slight hint of shimmer packed into this beautiful lipstick giving a more plumping 3D effect which is nice if you are not blessed with naturally plumped / bigger lips

A slight movie but enjoyable nevertheless even if its brevity hints at something that, given more time to breathe, could have been a richer, more rewarding experience.

This knowledge both brings them together and keeps them apart; the two become best friends and eventually come to collaborate on writing a martial arts serial, but pressures of society and — most of all — their steadfast desire to «not be like them» prevents them from giving each other the slightest hint of their growing feelings.

There's the slightest hint of a diesel motor on cold start - up but from then on it's only the tacho red lining at 4500rpm and the diesel badge on the back that gives the game away.

Its styling is unmistakably Italian: elegant yet aggressive and devoid of even the slights hint of fussiness; the lines flow clean and fluid, while its high waist - line gives it a sense of solidity and robustness.

In no case does Ramsey give even the slightest hint that he is not intimately familiar with the subject at hand.

I would highly recommend anyone with even the slightest hint of nostalgia for this style of game to give Citizens of Earth a shot.

I am not now about to give away any big secrets, or drop the slightest hint about the way the judging might go later this year - but what I do want to say is: what an amazing experience it has been.