No nuance or apology — not a hint of it.
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The salt is refreshing; there's not a hint of sweetness.
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Again, not a hint of animosity between the current/former couple.
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There is not a hint of a political reform on the horizon.
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We're told there was never talk -- not a hint -- of a wedding.
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"Parks of Alabama" is not a hint at their national park system.
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If that's not a hint at another dragon, I don't know what is.
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There's not a hint of Android Wear to be found on the Phase.
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Yet even now that it is over, Schweinsteiger betrays not a hint of that.
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There was not a hint of guilt when I was admiring the new Jeep.
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It's not a hint about his ties to the spirit world — it's just lazy writing.
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It's a modest home and there's not a hint of the horror that preceded it.
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His remarks on Mr. Helms, who died in 2008, stirred not a hint of controversy.
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There was not a hint of racism or hatred toward foreigners, not even an awkward joke.
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There is not a hint of the moralizing hysteria that characterized conversations around drugs in America.
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The screen meanwhile remained completely black, detecting not a hint of cranial activity to translate into visuals.
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The downhill skiing competition has never looked better in 16K screen resolution, with not a hint of buffering.
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The endorsements from famous compatriots would stink of nepotism were there not a hint of Eazy-E to TeeCee.
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He's well past the midpoint of his term, and there has been not a hint of an actual proposal.
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" He said he had no indication on his chances for being selected, or, as he put it, "Not a hint.
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And I'll shop for Saturday night as well, a dinner that will have not a hint of Thanksgiving about it.
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There was not a hint of the entitlement one might expect from someone who has been famous all her life.
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"Locks in place for a while?" is not a hint about, um, locking someone up (not that there's anything wrong with that).
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It has been equally true under President Trump; G.O.P. legislative proposals show not a hint of the populism Trump espoused on the campaign trail.
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"Cop Killer" would feel like an obnoxious white privilege joke if it wasn't delivered with such bone-dry conviction and not a hint of tweedom.
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There was not a hint or a gesture toward those on the other side of the aisle, who happen to represent the majority of the electorate.
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There is not a hint of reticence, however, in the series' portrayal of China's purported foreign-policy successes under Mr Xi, and his personal involvement in them.
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For something more luxurious, Tom Ford offers a spiced floral Jasmin Rouge Bath Soap ($38) with a satisfyingly rich lather — and not a hint of toxic masculinity.
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Still not a hint of glare, and I could still see down into the murky estuarine waters as well as I ever could with any other polarized lenses.
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That's a common trope among metal vocalists, but, after seeing him carry it out, I'll tell you that there's not a hint of bullshit to be found in his dramatic delivery.
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Greg Walden, displaying not a hint of shame on his face, despite having just said the crazy, incredibly false thing in front of dozens of colleagues and tens of thousands of Americans at home.
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They may make a few gestures toward accountability in the face of bad poll numbers, but there is not a hint that any important figures in the party care enough about the Constitution or the national interest to take a stand.
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" There's not a hint of joy or irony anywhere in the production, save perhaps from Elizabeth Hurley as WW's nemesis, who gloats, "The pharmaceutical industry has Congress by the balls... and, as you can imagine, their balls come particularly easy to me.
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He said, quote: Given my proximity to the president of the United States as a candidate, let me also say that I never saw anything, not a hint of anything that demonstrated his involvement in Russian interference or election or any form of Russia collusion.
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Given my own proximity to the President of the United States as a candidate, let me also say that I never saw anything - not a hint of anything - that demonstrated his involvement in Russian interference in our election or any form of Russian collusion.
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And while the rough prototype is exciting as something to look forward to, the fact that the glasses are monoscopic and the electronics driving the AR experience are external means this is just a step forward for the technology and not a hint at any forthcoming product.
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"Given my own proximity to the president of the United States as a candidate, let me also say that I never saw anything - not a hint of anything - that demonstrated his involvement in Russian interference in our election or any form of Russia collusion," Cohen said.
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"Variety's story about Bob Weinstein is riddled with false and misleading assertions by Ms. Segel and we have the emails to prove it, but even if you believe what she says it contains not a hint of any inappropriate touching or even any request for such touching," Fields said.
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"Variety's story about Bob Weinstein is riddled with false and misleading assertions by Ms. Segel and we have the emails to prove it, but even if you believe what she says it contains not a hint of any inappropriate touching or even any request for such touching," Fields says.
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Nintendo has released Picross DS for the Nintendo DS portable system in 2007. It contains several stages of varying difficulty, from 5x5 grids to 25x20 grids. Normal mode tells players if they made an error (with a time penalty) and free mode does not. A hint is available before starting the puzzle in all modes; the game reveals a complete row and column at random.
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The single was produced by Pete Waterman.Robinson, Peter (2001) "Luke Galliana : To Die For", NME, 28 March 2001, retrieved 2010-03-19 It was described by Peter Robinson in the NME as "a single which appears to have no chorus, virtually no tune and not a hint of sex to be found anywhere". In 2006, "To Die For" was covered by Katie Price and Peter Andre on their album A Whole New World.
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The Geologic Podcast is a weekly podcast consisting of personal stories, comedy sketches, news commentary, music and interviews, starring Hrab. The content often draws from Hrab's musical career, the music industry in general and from topics that relate to skepticism, atheism, rationalism and humanism. The title is a pun on Hrab's first name and his interest in rationalism; the podcast contains "not a hint of geology". New episodes of the program are posted on Thursday or Friday.
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Forbes has regarded FLC Group's incredible growth as "a rare story in the real estate sector" and considered Trinh Van Quyet as a role model in the new entrepreneur generation. "Last year, everyone is concerned if FLC Group can achieve what they promise. But this year, I see not a hint of worry. FLC Samson Beach & Golf Resort has greatly contributed to Thanh Hoa's tourism and the North Central Region," states Vice Chairperson of the Vietnamese National Assembly, Uong Chi Luu, at the inaugural ceremony of FLC Samson Beach & Golf Resort.
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If you like action shooter games, this is a must-have." N64 Magazine gave it 87% and said it was "certainly the N64's best 'serious' game since GoldenEye," and "a game that, although not for the fainthearted, holds a genuinely rewarding experience for those who are prepared to persevere." Next Generation reviewed the Nintendo 64 version of the game, rating it three stars out of five, and stated that "Overall, this is solid, enjoyable stuff with not a hint of originality to cloud the fun." Next Generation reviewed the PlayStation version of the game, rating it three stars out of five, and stated that "All in all, this is a decent title.
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In France Les Cahiers du cinéma listed the film as the best picture of the year 2011. Deborah Young of The Hollywood Reporter called the film "a well-written, surprisingly mainstream comedy" and noted how it was less political than earlier works by Moretti, such as The Mass Is Ended and The Caiman: "Here the storyteller overpowers the moralist in every sense. Not a hint of clerical sex scandals clouds the surreal image of frolicking white- haired Cardinals; the most critical line in the film suggests the Church needs a leader who will bring great change, but even that plays as an offhand remark." Young went on to compliment the production design and cinematography, and called Moretti "one of the most creative filmmakers working in Italy".
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" The Daily Telegraph described the album as a "selection of sexy but underwhelming R'n'B pop", noting that there was "not a hint of the bubbly personality that has won over X Factor viewers" or "the electro-guitar fusion that put Girls Aloud on top". Financial Times also called it a "dismayingly boring solo album, [...] swapping Girls Aloud's sparkly pop for thin R&B-flavoured; songs with dreary beats and characterless singing." Pete Paphides of The Times agreed that Cheryl's personality is "absent from mid-paced fillers" and exclaimed that "even when 3 Words gives you something to admire, the emotional temperature rarely nudges above frosty." The Independent further stated the album was "utterly bereft of imagination and risk, with tried and tested R&B; producers [...] doing what they do as dispassionately as possible.
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At no point are any Indians held up to ridicule; indeed Ackerley tends to reserve this for the pompous and often absurd Europeans who drift through the narrative - two cases in point being the preposterous Mrs Bristow, whose contrary, vacuous small- talk leaves Ackerley dumbfounded,(1932), p. 107 and the architect Mr Bramble, who is engaged to construct a 'Greek Temple' for the Europhile Maharajah. Most of the Europeans emerge as comparatively one-dimensional, in contrast to the complex depictions of the Maharajah, with his profligate life and his homosexual attractions, or of the persona of Abdul, whose relentless pursuit of Ackerley for his own personal gain is more than counterbalanced by the stark poverty of his existence. In a passage written with not a hint of pathos, Abdul's meagre home life is described in vivid detail, before the narrative returns to an extensive series of interactions where Abdul attempts to extract money or influence (or both) from the hapless Ackerley.
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The Guardians Dorian Lynskey described Johansson's voice as "a supple, languid instrument offering hints of Nico, Kim Deal and Martina Topley-Bird" and stated, "You might wish there was more from Waits' 70s barfly period [...] but it's a measure of this album's surprising allure that you're left wanting more." AllMusic reviewer Stephen Thomas Erlewine found Johansson to be "surprisingly deep and brittle as a singer", concluding that the album "doesn't quite work, but it can't quite be dismissed, either: unlike so many actor-turned-singer records, there's not a hint of vanity to this project and it's hard not to marvel at its ambition even as it fails." Mikael Wood of Spin wrote, "Beyond the fact that her voice is deep enough for her to front Crash Test Dummies, there's nothing particularly compelling about Scarlett Johansson's singing", adding that "her vocals are buried deep beneath [...] Dave Sitek's mountain of reverbed space-gospel noise." Nevertheless, Wood opined the album is "[n]ot your typical Hollywood vanity project".
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