Sentence examples for lacking clues from inspiring English sources

Lacking clues, the public's mind fell to pop culture entertainments for theories: those immensely entertaining assassin computer games, that new serial killer movie that critics say seems less entertaining than its predecessor.

Ersoy is considering the idea that the graffito in the Smyrna agora is neither of those: that it was created for the fun of it, which – while lacking clues and a competitive element – would make it closer to today's crosswords in terms of why anyone bothered to assemble it.

Believing him harmless, she flirts with him to no avail until he inadvertently knocks her out with a rock and carries her back to feed Audrey Jr. Still lacking clues about the mysterious disappearances of the two men, Fink and Stoolie attend a special sunset celebration at the shop during which Seymour is to be presented with the trophy and Audrey Jr.'s buds are expected to open.

First, all MUC5AC-core genes were identified based on the literature, and thus, important genes might be ignored because we are lacking clues from current knowledge.

Secondly, there is a lacking of clues for severity of the pregnancy complications and their child delivery hospital levels.

Large portions of the Oration, drawing on these texts, are also informed by Cabala in ways that no contemporary Christian could have detected least of all a Christian who lacked the clues provided by the Conclusions.

The audience also lacks temporal clues.

Yet even with computers to pinpoint the homes of the missing, officials say, finding the victims is an especially vexing task, lacking the usual clues that lead to rescues.

If the authorities had lacked any clue about the grooming of vulnerable girls, which eventually led to nine convictions this year, that would be one thing.

"Moreover," Justice Ginsburg said in announcing the decision from the bench Wednesday morning, Mr. Maples "lacked any clue that he had better fend for himself".

Mr. Nixon's campaign had a theme — which was to bring an end to the war and disorder of the Johnson years — but it lacked any clue to how he proposed to carry it out.