Sentence examples for historical clue from inspiring English sources

However, one historical clue suggests Leonardo did complete the work.

What historical clues exist are perplexing.

He needed to show people that the enchantment of a story was a seduction, that "historical" clues about authorial intent and about "meaning" could be manipulated.

When graves or old buildings are dug over by people focused only on extracting valuables, scholars lose not just the artefacts that were buried inside but the historical clues about age and location that can be gleaned from a careful, properly managed archaeological dig.

In most cases, there are clinical or historical clues to the correct diagnosis.

To take another example of compound historical clues, apoptosis (programmed cell death) typically transforms a paddle-like vertebrate limb bud into a hand or foot with distinct, discrete digits.

Other historical clues such as experiencing more than one episode of severe hypoglycemia that required the assistance of another over the preceding year or a family report that they are recognizing more frequent episodes of hypoglycemia may also provide clues that the patient has developed hypoglycemia unawareness.

Thus, historical clues should be sought by asking about functional activities at a younger age, such as whether the patient had difficulty playing sports, had frequent spraining of ankles, or had other functional limitations that in hindsight demonstrate an earlier age of onset than initially reported by the patient.

McColl and his team of historians are combing through myths, legends, and historical literature for clues to the whereabouts of more basilisks.

The museum's historical records held a clue.

Many lack historical inscriptions, giving little clue as to when or how they might have been used.