Sentence examples for no such clue from inspiring English sources

Ian Power provided no such clue in "Untitled," a slow, blurry string duo.

Finding here no such clue, I should prefer that the meaning, if there is one, had been conveyed in prose.

Here, I have no such clues and, it being a made-up language, I can't even rely on picking up similarities to languages I already know.

Even if no such clues exist, it is usually possible to find a buried underground tank that even the current owner may not know is there.

However, they can prove nothing, and Elections Canada not only found no such clues but enraged Harper's opponents by concluding that its inability to find evidence of activity outside Guelph amounted to positive evidence that there had been no such activity.

The interpretation was helped by the nature of the writing on the one hand (including intelligible ideograms, while an alphabet yields no such clues), and by the presence of Akkadian-Hittite bilinguals on the other; the soon-recognized Indo-European affinities of the Hittite language afforded further help.

One such clue, a gene called Sox9 that often turns on before bone growth, clearly identified the would-be digit as a finger impostor.

This study suggests that pigs are more motivated to visit sites containing several social cues (i.e., tactile, olfactory, and visual) rather than only one such clue (olfactory).

The notion of continent drift originally came from such clues.

Wording in clues that led to a definition indicating intransitivity weakened such clues as a result.

The answer to the clue above is INCREASE and we look forward to more such clues.