Sentence examples for huge clue from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare reportedly relied heavily on William Strachey's account of a storm at sea. 2. A harder one, but a huge clue in the wording of the question.

It caught me cold, like a gut punch even though the name of the mission was a pretty huge clue.

This is a huge clue, but is also easily hidden by parents.

If the thought of being loyal to someone else is so repulsive or hard that you don't trust yourself, that's a huge clue that you're with the wrong person.

"Combine the information from genomes with the information in digital medical records - all done with proper consent - and you have the most remarkable treasure trove about the make-up of diseases with huge clues as to how to treat them".

Here's a clue: Huge lights and an industrial lift carrying camera operators are towering over the event.

But what you do see is a massive clue... Huge quantities of circumstantial evidence.

I am left to pick up clues – a huge metal cage, a skateboard ramp, stuffed birds, a "dead" cat, some disgusting-looking plastic rollmops ("It's a Twit hors d'oeuvre: don't ask").

Today's problem-solvers must extract tiny clues from huge data sets, which grow so rapidly that ever more advanced data-mining tools are needed to handle them.

I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue has a huge cult following and is the sort of show which can fuel entire dinner-party conversations.

American official responses so far have been laconic, noting that the United States does indeed have intelligence agencies and welcomes discussions with its allies.A deeper controversy surrounds the NSA's ability to harness its abundant processing power to trawl huge amounts of data for clues about crime and terrorism.