Sentence examples for a bit of clue from inspiring English sources

I'm open minded, but the fact that Gabonese restaurants aren't popping up on every street corner is, in my book, a bit of clue.

It's a bit of a clue!

It's a bit of a clue!

The Arsenal tracksuit he was proudly wearing was a bit of a clue.

That Ms. Agee is wearing a wig and delivering these lines in a studiedly natural fashion seems like a bit of a clue to their possible mendacity.

The title is itself a bit of a clue: Joe isn't a thirtysomething architect who can't commit, but a very nasty cop-and-contract-killer with an unhealthy interest in messed-up teenage girls.

set or even being too specific about his taste because I didn't want the story to get bogged down in music geekery, though there's a bit of a clue at the beginning when he puts Derek and the Dominos on in the car.

That is another little connection and a bit of a clue for you".

Quite clearly I don't agree with this idea, my having been a member of Ukip, that party formed to cause Brexit, being a bit of a clue on that.

The company will clearly be leaning heavily on carriers to push the platform — Collier describes it as a "co-marketing" effort (though he won't specify the exact revenue share with carriers, but maybe the word "co-marketing" offers a bit of a clue there).

So that's a bit of a clue in itself.