Sentence examples for heavy clue from inspiring English sources

The couple's name drops a heavy clue.

As for what sort of country Farage believes himself to have taken back control of, there were heavy clues, not just in that infamous poster but in the film he narrated at his final rally on Wednesday morning.

This follow-up already has me tearing my hair out: more physics-based puzzles in a wonderfully-realised 3D environment, with a heavy emphasis on cryptic clues.

So a clue might be heavy mist, and a logical answer would be LIGHT RAIN.

She also discussed Ruby's sudden decent into drink and wearing make up; "Obviously heavy make-up is a clue that a character is about to go off the rails… and, boy did she!" She said the moral of the storyline was to never fall in love with a teacher and that the situation had resulted in her as the "drowned-rat Ruby with eye-liner pouring down her face".

So why should such a laden movie, heavy with all these cultural clues, feel so light on the eye?

I'll let someone else call it ironic because, among other things, I think he was having fun with the reader who takes literature seriously, and not just writing a heavy tome full of semiotic clues.

Scientists are also compiling a variety of data — water temperature and level, the content of the algae, the makeup of sediment washed into the pool in heavy floods — to hunt for clues.

To get clues on interactions between heavy metal and pesticide toxicity, we first looked at the toxicokinetics but it did not provide an explanation for the attenuation in toxicity observed in mixture-exposed animals.

Previous research has given clues about the origin of these heavy metals and glyphosate.

Immunoglobulin heavy chain gene (IGH) sequence analysis can provide useful clues in the investigation of B-cell lymphoproliferative disorders.