Sentence examples for clues to think from inspiring English sources
The structures give you enough clues to think they're conventional figures, but when you look at them, they're not.
While Mr. Cianfrance was careful not to furnish the actors with specific motivations, he did offer them one clue — to think of the gender roles as reversed.
The first clue to think about the unity of the world is provided by the doctrine of the prophysical subject: "It produces a connection of what is real and what is meaningful (das Sinnhafte) and at the same time with the valid value" (Rickert 1934b, 135).
I'd talked to so many people, read too many papers, and still had no clue what to think about the O-Shot.
"I had no clue what to think other than to back away".
But a look back at those who carried themselves bravely and well in the awful cauldron of combat can give us valuable clues about how to think and behave in even the worst of times.
They simply noted several clues that led them to think it was shot in 1928.
"These guys have no clue and no ability to think outside the box," he said at the morning staff meeting.
"As you put words in, it's fun to think how you would clue them," she says.
"The main clue to Dalí, I think, is that he was pathologically timid deep down and constructed his exhibitionistic persona as a protective device," he said.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA The Dead Sea region has been a center of human activity for hundreds of thousands of years and the layers of sediments buried beneath the lake, scientists think, hold clues to the changing environment in which those cultures existed.
