Sentence examples for providing a clue from inspiring English sources
From different generations, they nonetheless share humble backgrounds, their working-class roots providing a clue to Northern Ireland's outsize success in golf.
It did place a value on the offerings – "in excess of $5 million" – providing a clue that the auction might be little more than a high-profile attic sale.
A Communist conference in January will unveil new and younger party leaders, providing a clue to the post-Castro landscape.A flurry of diplomatic activity will underline Latin America's bigger role in the world's councils.
These finds are of radical importance to our understanding of how the work was painted, as well as our interpretation of it as a symbol-filled puzzle, with each detail providing a clue to the meaning of the whole.
"An analysis of a series of bubbles taken from the whole thickness of ice would reveal the history of the climate since the dawn of time," the film's narration reveals, its emotive soundtrack providing a clue that this was, not to put too fine a point on it, something big.
Stimulus-induced difference FTIR spectroscopy is a powerful tool to detect minute structural changes providing a clue for elucidating the molecular mechanisms.
The pigeon's behaviour provides a clue.
But the contradictions provide a clue.
The stone blades may provide a clue.
The television ratings may provide a clue.
