Sentence examples for constant clues from inspiring English sources

Despite constant clues that Harvey had been cheating throughout their marriage, including letters and phone calls sent by mistresses to their home, Mary claims she stayed in the relationship as long as she could for the benefit of her family.

Affective learning results from alternation between constant encountering of clues and changing intensities that produce feeling states and a sense of the forest where the animals live.

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The second clue is the constant drinking.

I suspect many clues lay in the impossibility of his reacting to his wife Caitlin's constant anger – constant as the sea, constant as love – with anything approaching equanimity: poets don't tend to react with equanimity, the great poets (for he certainly was) much less so.

"There was this constant reiteration from the police that he never left a clue.

But the contents of his morning pockets ("a constant source of surprise"; "like tiny crime scenes") would often offer a clue: their treasures had been known to include a votive candle, a lamb chop, and, on one occasion, a pigeon.

The study provides clues about how the topics of integration, assimilation and identity are in a constant state of change and development for the Latino community.

Teachers are under constant surveillance; their pasts are combed for signs of disloyalty; their utterances are watched for clues to dangerous thoughts".

Late shifts and motion are as much a constant in the St . Louisoffense as helmets and jerseys, the movement intended by Rams Coach Mike Martz to reveal clues in the defensive coverage and to disorient defenders.

In real-life experiments additional clues may be available to judge the physical relevance of the found spectra and time constants for an applied model, and also from complementary experiments.