Sentence examples for clues clearly from inspiring English sources

Although visual clues clearly play a pivotal role in the preferences of cichlids for kin, another important component could possibly involve the MHC since, in other fish genera, MHC discrimination has been shown to be involved in inbreeding avoidance, or more correctly, incest avoidance.

I'm very sorry about the two transposed clues, which clearly caused a fair amount of head-scratching before the penny dropped.

Other clues that clearly caused extra trouble were those for SHEEP-STEALER ('Bruce's incredible girl (acc. to Rev. William) runs off with Jacob, etc') and TORN ('Rent in one end of town?').

The quoted clues illustrate this clearly, I hope.

In "The Man in the Woods" she has created a story grounded in mythology, told like a fairy tale, with her typical hanging ending, though in this case the clues suggest pretty clearly how it will end.

The social networks are clearly clued in to the draw of video, and have optimized for it.

(Ah, Tipping the Velvet. We should have picked up on the clue. Davies is clearly more at home with the girls than than the boyz).

Yet Republican leaders are just beginning to get a clue, and so far clearly have no idea how to back down.

This objective is clearly the clue to the different chapters presented in the book.

The McCain Girls videos, which were posted on YouTube last month with no clues about their provenance, are clearly meant to be imitations of — or parodies of — the "Obama Girl" videos, which themselves are parodies (right?).

They accepted that the senior detective understandably had "relied on the experts at hand" but they found that "the clues from the outset were clearly suspicious", that it was clear at the time that neither accident nor suicide were likely, that the judge's argument with his wife "should have become a prominent focus of the inquiry".