Sentence examples for clue of some from inspiring English sources

Or at least discover a clue of some sort.

As I read the article on the "tantalizing clues" of some signs of homosexuality (e.g., finger length), I remembered being an adolescent 25 years ago and hearing the same type of banter among my classmates in junior high school.

Hence the specific purpose of this study was to find a clue to some of these debates concerning Widal test.

Nokia gave us a clue to some of these numbers earlier this month when it reported preliminary results stating that mobile devices "exceeded expectations".

He just has to show that he's not a reckless clown, has some coherent clue of what he is about, and says some popular/populist stuff.

Argentina gives some clue of what may be in store for Greece in years to come.

To give you some clue of how highly my family regards food, my brother's nickname when we were growing up was "The Great Salami".

That Miliband wants to hook the interest of the middle classes before these policies emerge gives us some clue of what he's got planned.

Lawyers also find out about people's level of education, jobs and other life experience that may offer some clue of whom they might favor in their deliberations.

A visit to the Manhattan home of his younger brother, Richard Oldenburg, who retired as director of the Museum of Modern Art in 1995, gives some clue of how exotic New York's tenements must have seemed to Claes when he first began to live among them: the apartment is full of the elegant Swedish antiques that the boys grew up with.

"They are still saying nothing about our children," Joaquina García, one of the mothers, told VICE News, adding that the parents are still travelling the country in the hope of picking up some clue of where the students might be.