Sentence examples for given no clues from inspiring English sources

But Ali al-Naimi, the Saudi minister, has given no clues about his intentions.

We are given no clues as to whether either kiss leads to more, although the answer is probably not.

The News of the World is not naming him "for legal reasons", and has given no clues to his identity.

But he dares not do the same in equally violent majority-Muslim states, for fear of provoking a backlash among Muslims claiming that a Christian president is persecuting them.So far, Mr Obasanjo has given no clues as to what, concretely, he plans to do with his new emergency powers.

They were given no clues beyond the vague information that it was over thataway a fair piece.

Less clear, however, is whether this prohibition applies if Chen or Gizmodo are targets of the criminal probe, as some bloggers speculate they may be (although the DA has given no clues about their status, and criminal charges would seem to be a stretch under the circumstances).

ExxonMobil, BP and Phillips have given no clue about their preference.

The unnamed buyer, who paid nearly $1 million, has given no clue about where this huge fossil will now reside.

The administration has given no clue as to how much that will cost and which other NASA programs it will pillage to pay the bill.

She says the audience can ask her anything, but she may refuse to answer; then we are given no clue about what she might have balked at.

The administration has also given no clue as to how it will significantly reduce the number of uninsured Americans — now 46 million and growing.