Sentence examples for clues enough that from inspiring English sources

We stood up, and nodded at her, and pretended to look surprised that the Queen had dropped by to see how the maths was going, as if all the rehearsals and the fact that there were police snipers on the roof weren't clues enough that it was on the cards.

But we are given clues enough that inside the idiot is a human looking for human contact.

(If that's not clue enough, look it up; we care not to mention it in these pages).

The Irishman did well to end Thursday's opening round just one shot behind Woods but there were just enough clues in that meeting to suggest the margin was a little more substantial.

Point is, you want to choose a clue that's obscure enough that not everyone at the game table will get it, but at least some people will.

If they don't, they may give you a general "uh-huh" or a non-verbal clue that that's enough info and they're not interested.

The book also masterfully showcases how to build suspense, leaving clues that are clear enough to provoke thinking and guessing but not so blunt as to remove the sense of mystery and wonder.

In her Riff a few weeks ago, "Clues That Lead to More Clues That Add Up to Nothing," Heather Havrilesky did an excellent job of dissecting TV's current obsession — among both producers and audiences — with shows that treat viewers like rats in a maze, doling out just enough tantalizing treats to keep us scrambling blindly toward the next episode.

But the race was quirky enough that it might not provide Democrats with many clues on how to regroup for 2004.

Many of the 100,000 or so retail investors were well-to-do types and thus clued up enough to understand that higher yields suggest higher risk.

Some puzzles provide insufficient clues and one must use trial and error, but the choices are limited enough that a trial-and-error approach can be done quickly.