Sentence examples for granted clues from inspiring English sources

Early on, the game granted clues the outcome would be close.

Quite out of the blue, I felt I was granted clues and answers to questions that had been filling my mind: Why am I here?

These findings granted clues on the ability of MBS extract to selectively induce higher levels of TNFα by human cells when these cells are being infected by viruses.

Only smiles give clues.

Granted that is not much of a clue with this administration, but this week Norquist declared that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice would make a great vice president.

And it taught me an important lesson - that directing a Shakespeare play is like reading a detective story, piecing the clues together, never taking anything for granted, ignoring received opinion.

As the complainant, Ms. Kelley presumably granted F.B.I. specialists access to her computer, which they would have needed in their hunt for clues to the identity of the sender of the anonymous e-mails.

Permission has been granted to alter the DNA of embryos in the first seven days after fertilisation, and could provide clues in the short term as to what causes miscarriage in women.

We have a clue in the beautiful understatement of Ozymandias, where even the grandiose fantasies of absolute power are granted their tincture of humanity, and of the tragic sense that must accompany the Romantic ideal.

Permission granted.

Granted, I never won any geography prizes at school but I am relieved to report that I was not the only one in our circle who hadn't a clue where Valencia was.