Sentence examples for providing clues from inspiring English sources

Outwardly the bodies come in a rainbow of colours, their hues providing clues to death.

Their main interest to humans is in providing clues to the possible ancestry of vertebrates.

It's as if the film-maker is standing back and providing clues that we have to interpret ourselves.

At times it all gets very meta, with Mr. Bolaño occasionally providing clues to the games he likes to play.

Over the last few years breakthrough in the understanding of the molecular biology, are now providing clues to therapeutic insights.

Religious games are becoming more consumer-friendly, said Mr. Anderson, who in October introduced Inklings, which poses questions while providing clues to the answer.

Awe said the newly discovered hieroglyphic panels could prove "even more important than the tomb", by providing clues to the dynasty's history.

To answer that question, researchers have gone in search of the faults themselves, seeking out places where they may poke up, providing clues to dates of past temblors.

Though American and Chinese regulators are searching for answers, local residents and workers are unwittingly providing clues about how the pet food supply may have become contaminated.

Besides providing clues about the roles organisms play, such information may pinpoint nutrients they need, allowing previously unculturable organisms to be grown in the laboratory.

He said an outbreak of this size typically is easier to trace because there are more people providing clues to the origin of the pathogen.