Sentence examples for clues which from inspiring English sources

What are the clues, which someday may seem so portentous, that are being missed today?

I wrestled with many of the clues, which is what one would expect on a Saturday.

And his clues which made reference to the Guardian were always fondly amusing: 12ac Hair swept back?

8 The detective must not light on any clues which are not instantly produced for the inspection of the reader.

The author of 13 books, Mr. Silvis is a bit stingy with clues, which keeps the tension slack.

(I should mention I worked with Scholastic on "The 39 Clues," which was created in roughly the same fashion).

Her books were peppered with puzzles, intrigues and tantalising clues which entranced her readers and drew them on to the next volume.

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

They contained clues which I didn't pick up on at once but that, later, would reinforce my understanding of what Gerry wanted for Theatre Workshop.

Consider the evidence: both men were concerned with developing systematic observation into a science, believing that mundane appearances concealed clues which the trained eye could reveal.

Salley Vickers, in the Times, blamed putting Jesus in the title for unhelpfully prompting "a hunt for clues", which "distracts from the novel's more haunting reverberations".