Sentence examples for misleading clues from inspiring English sources

The strange, misleading clues.

The hijackers were clever enough to leave misleading clues behind, and some may have stolen other people's identities.

This mystery-genre structure feels tricky at times, what with misleading clues and Disa's ominous bad dreams, but it also makes her an interestingly unpredictable character.

Networks of friends from Tampa to Tacoma conspiring in chat rooms to catch the runner; tricksters posting misleading clues to throw others off the trail; the most curious tuning in for live updates as hidden cameras record the runner's every move.

No matter how tricky or misleading the clues, they will always follow a fairly strict set of rules.

Outside the industry the clues are misleading.

Each patient is like a puzzle full of clues, some misleading.

The phrase "personal history" offers some clue – but even this is misleading, suggesting a first-hand perspective on events in which the author was in some sense a participant.

The first clue that the official statistics were misleading comes from looking at the most extreme forms of abuse and neglect, which are least susceptible to reporting pressures: child-fatality rates.

But these clues can mislead.

Most people have no clue what votes matter to them, and bills are often misleading in their naming and stuffed with pork or unrelated amendments.