Sentence examples for enough of a clue from inspiring English sources
"The titles alone are enough of a clue.
That should be enough of a clue to steer our attention to these two modes of interaction.
To be in such company ought to be enough of a clue to Mr Reiner that, perhaps, he ought to consider sticking with acting.
If that were not enough of a clue, the makeup — glittering smoky eyes, red lips and rod-straight hair — had that decadent look of glossy surfaces hiding a sexual charge.
It was enough of a clue: even though the recordings (originally issued on the Okeh label) dated from 1928, Hoskins had a hunch that Hurt might still be alive, and headed to Mississippi.
The stinky vehicle for the pass-through should be enough of a clue: Supply-side economics didn't work then, and it doesn't work now.
Thanks to the 'off centre' location of the power button there is enough of a physical clue to the orientation of the device when lifting it out of a handbag or pocket, making the device easier to use in day to day situations.
The Detective is left with an excerpt of a clue -- compelling enough to go on but limited enough to present significant complications.
Originally from France, she's enough of a diva never, ever to give any clue of a life that might have existed before embracing the world of manicures.
However, these anatomical clues (and interpretations of them) are enough of a difference to indicate a different kind of fossil organism.
