Sentence examples for merest clue from inspiring English sources
None, alas, yields the merest clue to who the people of Fu Nan were, nor to the circumstances in which Hinduism and Buddhism came to spread.
We also travel with Zen to much less familiar regions, and find much more than mere clues.
On Sunday night, at her spring 2014 men's show, the clues included a tropical backdrop with the merest hint of helicopter rotors ("Apocalypse Now," Ms. Prada?).
You might think this is a mere anagram clue, but there's another layer: TRANSIENT is also a synonym for "short time".
If you really have no clue and the mere thought of deciding this gives you sweaty palms, don't bring anything, just sincerely thank your host and hostess for inviting you and be a charming guest.
Like Adrian Monk of USA's "Monk," the Holmesian detective who sees clues where mere mortals draw a blank.
The Israeli-born, South African-raised bass Gidon Saks made a chilling Claggart, burly and boorish, offering no clues beyond mere misanthropy (or resentment of virtue) as to his reasons for targeting Billy.
One clue might be if even the mere sound of a human yawn elicited yawning in dogs.
A mere soupçon, it turns out to have been prompted by this clue … 21ac Which involves getting a round in but hoping not to buy it?
In such a case, beside the statistical properties, such as weight and strength distributions presented earlier, the mere figure of the weighted network itself can hardly give any visual clue for specific information about the structure of the community.
Trump's over-simplification of the conflict suggests he has no clue about what it would take to make peace and why the mere resumption of peace talks is dead on arrival.
