Sentence examples for difficult clues from inspiring English sources

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Early in my time as crossword editor (though I could see its great helpfulness to a setter in trouble over a difficult clue, I insisted on killing off the convention that 'charge' in a clue was a fair way to reach ION in a solution. (I did so on the grounds that the convention was simply too wrong to be acceptable, since an ion is an atom or molecule, not an electric charge).

Judi Dench intones the narration with distracted urgency; she sometimes sounds as if she's reading the script while working out a difficult crossword puzzle clue.

However it cleaned the site of rubble late last year and erected a new building where the destroyed one had been, which would make finding clues more difficult.

In an uncontrolled environment like wildlife video, as investigated in this work, the identification of robust constraints and clues is difficult.

However, for those tasks that were not perceived as difficult and included visualization clues, the experimental group showed higher levels of flow that the control group.

Your friends could hide clues in difficult to find and get to places like high up in trees or hidden behind a rock in a shallow stream or river.

But we know many wealthy families and it just amazes me they don't have a clue how difficult getting on with it is for many people.

Don't they have a clue how difficult going against my base urges is?

The pulsating networks that some slime molds form are giving other scientists clues to solving difficult mathematical problems.

After a nearly three-hour hearing, Chief Judge Joel F. Dubina called the litigation "a very difficult case," but provided no clues as to when or how the court might rule.