Sentence examples for clues which are from inspiring English sources

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

Eventually the narrative assumes a cartographic dimension: you find yourself "walking back" along the twisty sentences in search of clues, which are often hidden within perspectival photographs, displayed like little windows set into the game's giant, single page.

Instructions displayed according to a set of categories selected as the most relevant ones will provide users with those interpretive clues which are needed to support accurate and effective understanding of each instructional sequence.

These groups of pixels give clues which are used to compute point and line spread functions without user intervention.

Recently, CLBP is proposed which combines the sign and magnitude to extract more useful information [44] because the combination of sign and magnitude components can provide better clues, which are not evident if only a single component is considered individually [21].

The Jeopardy! and Double Jeopardy! rounds each feature six categories, each of which contains five clues, which are ostensibly valued by difficulty.

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

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

Margaret Mitchell based the characters of her torrid epic on the zodiac, leaving a blatant trail of clues which were only picked up in 1978 when US astrologer Darrell Martinie was shown photocopies of notes from Mitchell's library.

One or two of the clues which were HC or above came close to using wording in which the misprinted and the original forms were equally valid (e.g. 'the result of being shunned (stunned)'as a definition), a distinct weakness, I felt.

All told, about 4.7 million children each week watched "Blue's Clues," which is shown twice daily, at 9 30 A.M. and 12 30 P.M., compared with 4.4 million for "Barney," 4 million for "Arthur" and 3.7 million for "Sesame Street". The PBS shows appear at different times of the day in different regions, sometimes more than once a day, so direct ratings comparisons are complicated.