Sentence examples for clue that was from inspiring English sources

Beardon's remark provides a clue to the real reason the CIA likes to offer advice to Hollywood, a clue that was expanded on by Paul Kelbaugh, the former associate general counsel to the CIA - a very senior figure in Langley.

Looking for every clue that was handed to us and I came up blank.

Sometimes when she forgot the personal identification number for her bank card, her daughter would give her a clue that was the basis for this code: "Yes and I, and I usually have to remind you.

You also find that you have learned a great deal, and are able to solve the clue that is his title.

After perceived errors, the next biggest portion of my mail concerns clues that aren't understood.

What are the clues that were so starkly apparent to me, even in second-year medical students?

The clues that are coming in, he said, seem to indicate that more attacks are being planned.

Others, though, were alarmed by what they saw as evidence of glaring clues that were overlooked, poor communication, or a lack of flexibility in adjusting Rory's diagnosis.

What he does is offer the actors a practical method for understanding the acting clues that are buried within the text — a kind of Shakespearean map-reading technique.

We pore over his final work, "Illuminations" (recently published in a new translation by John Ashbery), as we do over "Guillaume Tell," looking for clues that aren't there.

Aural clues that are normally provided by the accompanying audio are missing.