intimation

And in one future, you will have an intimation of your death.

So one can only catch intimations of how he is doing.

The intimation is that a decision will be made this week or next.

But there are intimations that the author has something else on his mind.

He did not wait for my giving him this intimation a second time.

There are intimations, however, that the story is more complex.

Any intimation of romance, however, comes from outside the relationship, not within.

This time, however, she began to feel the first intimations of pleasure.

She had a terrible intimation, pulled from the other woman's eyes.

It was my first intimation that I might be becoming more, rather than less, human.

To look and eat both was an intimation of heaven.

Talking with these people last evening, I got nothing but faint intimations.

It has settled over him like an intimation of bad news he is trying not to hear.

Called thus suddenly away, she left me without the slightest intimation of who my father was.

I had got the first intimation of what the disaster meant for me.

It was manifest that the intimation came not from her.

Then there are intimations that Frank's 41 years of marriage were not so happy after all.

The intimation of attack was so strong he backed up a step.

Watching him, I began to sense the slightest intimation of movement.

And in the fog there appears an intimation of a figure.

"In no way whatsoever was there an intimation of violence."

"Have you any intimation that they expect to buy in other cattle?"

Doubtless she felt intimations of her power in that moment.

There are intimations that she may have had an eating disorder.

Intimations of his own mortality turned out to be premature.