intimations

• A genre film with apocalyptic intimations, Joel and Ethan Coen's adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel features some suspense set pieces that Hitchcock would have been proud to put his name on. —  In The Company Of Glenn
• That, plus the violent intimations, the easily debunked scare-mongering rumors of brainwashing coercion of young people, and the hysterical cries of "fascism," "Marxism," and "socialism" (make up your minds, eh?) leave these commentators looking like they are not speaking from a position of good faith. —  WBUR and NPR - On Point with Tom Ashbrook
• He always had a strong inkling that his term would be cut short - the poems are littered with hints and clues and intimations, all of which we managed to miss at the time - but he compensated by making more friends than most of us will in several reincarnations.
• Ridicule is always of unfriendly intimations, and the sound served to put Nehemiah on his guard anew. —  The Moonshiners At Hoho-Hebee Falls 1895
• Lord Theign, confessedly and amiably interested, had accepted these intimations--yet with the very blandness that was not accessible to hustling and was never forgetful of its standing privilege of criticism. —  The Outcry

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