Sentence examples for clue of his from inspiring English sources
Already, there is frequent speculation about potential candidates for Putin's handpicked successor, though Putin himself has given little clue of his thinking.
What is more, it seems the artist left one teasing clue of his "guilt" so a clever investigator might one day rumble him.
Perhaps I was unobservant, but I prefer to think that it was because of Mr Monti's calm and measured character that I had no clue of his intentions, nor of the political turmoil he must have been contemplating.
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At a later session the wife of the LTTE's former local commander, Anthony Rayappu, said she had seen him taken away by the army but there was now no clue of his whereabouts.
The subtitle of the encyclical (in Italian, Sulla cura della casa comune) gives more than a clue of his rejection of anything like US-style individualism.
Each prisoner will be photographed and a database will be searched for clues of his past.
No one in this complex and haunting documentary feels fully explained, least of all the younger Mr. Holiff, who narrates and appears on screen sifting through clues of his past.
This silence lasts through to the 1850s, when it is suddenly announced that the plays had been written by Sir Francis Bacon, and that if you read them as puzzles you would find various coded clues of his authorship.
While the Knicks will likely survive the loss of Childs by stealing minutes with their big backcourt of Latrell Sprewell and Allan Houston, Van Gundy refused to give any clues of his intentions and he left open the possibility of employing Rick Brunson, a little-used reserve, at point guard.
We have only a few scant clues of his biography, and we cannot be sure of their veracity, especially in the issue of the date of his death.
