Sentence examples for personal clue from inspiring English sources

The two have never met, and I suggest that they each give some personal clue so that they will recognize each other at the courthouse.

This is a personal confession, a clue to a man's soul.

The liberal tradition is a vital strand, upholding human rights and personal liberties: the clue is in the name.

But there seem to be no other personal touches or clues as to what a Trump family Christmas is all about.

Descriptive epidemiology is important not only in assessing the frequency of neurodevelopmental disorders, thereby aiding planning of service provision, but also because variations by geographical area, over time, and by personal characteristics provide clues regarding etiology.

But the televised encounter, by turns fiery and personal, offered some clues as to how each of the candidates was handling the pressure of a race in which half of voters say they remain undecided less than three weeks from Primary Day, Sept. 10.

Offered the chance to win chocolate Easter eggs, 81% of London commuters polled gave out their birthdays, pet names and other personal data, possible clues for cracking into their e-mail accounts.

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.

Gifford doesn't answer these questions, but his revelations about Beck's political life and personal demons offer some clues.

Then there was the mystique of her self-creation, the lack of prosaic data -- whether in the form of biographical clues or personal revelations.

David Tennant's character seems to have been designed to look good on his fan website – the stubble and the loosened tie as much badges of style as clues to personal disarray.