Sentence examples for an essential clue from inspiring English sources
Again, we missed an essential clue that might have led us to Schräge Musik.
You could ignore the ringing phone, but what if, in addition to making you feel inadequate and weak, your mother provides you with an essential clue?
"The base composition was an essential clue for finding the structure of DNA, there's no doubt about that," Dr. Watson said in an interview.
When I first noticed these bookmarks back-to-back, it took my breath away, as if I'd stumbled on an essential clue to some mystery.
In 1998, F.B.I. investigators found an essential clue — a phone number in Yemen that functioned as a virtual switchboard for the terror network.
Watson has said that the acceptance of Chargaff's findings by other scientists was almost as important as the discovery itself, and that the base-pair system was an essential clue in deciphering the structure of DNA.
Among the ship's artefacts, which include a manifest, a crew list and a couple of hand-drawn sketches (all essential clues in your detective work), you also find a magical pocket watch inside a casket, which can be used to trigger a flashback whenever you encounter a corpse.
The term Rosetta Stone is now used in other contexts as the name for the essential clue to a new field of knowledge.
He phones detectives, even arrives at their homes in the middle of the night, and ends up hammering on the doors of police stations after they have closed, desperate to find the file that will give up the essential clue.
However, it would be Albert Einstein who would provide the essential clue to the source of the Sun's energy output with his mass-energy equivalence relation E = mc2.
