Sentence examples for faint clue from inspiring English sources

Most fans would explode with delight if the band released an album of 10 short, fast and furious songs, and preferably produced by someone with a faint clue about how metal records sound in the 21st century.

The basic science relies on faint clues -- tiny bits of radioactive fallout, often invisible to the eye, that under intense scrutiny can reveal distinctive signatures.

I didn't have the faintest clue".

And once that happened, no one had the faintest clue how to repair them.

"She hasn't the faintest clue what she asks of people," Iris complains.

Otherwise, no one would have had the faintest clue what was happening.

He simply hasn't the faintest clue that he is going to be a grandfather again.

A confession: the first time I watched Heaven Sent, I barely had the faintest clue what was going on.

This might be more accurate, but the poor worker nearing retirement would be out the door before he had the faintest clue what it all meant.

He began by attacking the inquiry itself and its members for not having the faintest clue about how popular papers operate.

The innovation and industry minister, Christopher Pyne, said the policy amounted to a backdown: Pyne said Shorten "hasn't got the faintest clue what he's talking about in terms of industry policy".