Sentence examples for clues to understanding from inspiring English sources

The restoration also provided some clues to understanding more mundane aspects of the period.

Instead, they say, the blood tests can give them clues to understanding the events that conspire to result in frailty.

It's silly to suggest that Tina Barney's six photographs of European aristocrats provide "vital clues to understanding the American discourse".

But Carr knew, beyond a shadow of doubt, that they were clues to understanding the full extent of Regan's conspiracy.

The first real clues to understanding the disease were found in 1983 when a number of young addicts using contaminated heroin developed severe Parkinson's-like symptoms.

But if there is a logic to Cameron's assertion then clues to understanding it might be found in recent talks between Hollande and Vladimir Putin.

The Mosers do not work on humans, but any clues to understanding how memory and cognitive ability are lost are important.

Ronald Harwood has convincingly suggested that "the fusion of the Anglo Saxon and the Slav to be one of the clues to understanding Gielgud's qualities both as an actor and as a man".

Ronald Harwood has suggested that "the fusion of the Anglo-Saxon and the Slav to be one of the clues to understanding Gielgud's qualities, both as an actor and as a man".

They also imply that the same brain systems control our eye movements when we explore and when we fixate — an insight that may ultimately offer clues to understanding oculomotor dysfunction in neurological diseases, like Parkinson's, that affect eye movements.

Working with an acting coach and in workshops with other actors, using an increasingly popular technique influenced by Jungian psychology in which actors study and play the characters in their dreams, Ms. Walsh mined her unconscious for clues to understanding her character.