Sentence examples for provocative clues from inspiring English sources

But the most provocative clues are dismaying.

The mystery transportation device being developed by the award-winning inventor Dean Kamen -- the subject of continuous fevered speculation since provocative clues and predictions surfaced in media reports last January -- is not hydrogen-powered, a favored theory in Internet discussions.

Some provocative clues from this first analysis suggest that some as yet unidentified correlate of oral contraceptive use might be protective and that consuming two or more alcoholic drinks per day might be deleterious for women in this high-incidence population.

A contemporary, Professor Frederik Christian Sibbern, recorded rumors of epilepsy, and in one known instance Kierkegaard abruptly fell down, but the most provocative clue is the hospital notation that the patient used Valeriana officinalis.

Nevertheless, it provides a provocative clue to suggest that by modulating core transcriptional networks, we may be able to direct patient samples to precise cell types of interest, including the neuronal subtypes that are lost early in the pathogenesis of AD (such as basal forebrain cholinergic neurons).

Perhaps the most provocative of these clues appeared on page 35 of the indictment, in a passage that says Mr. Silvester "reached an arrangement with the chairman of the C.R.P".

The provocation proved provocative.

Mysterious and provocative, the architectural stage is cluttered with conflicting clues.

This is as good a clue as any to the character of this provocative, morose, secretive, private and perverse man, whose life was a running battle with collaborators, former admirers and critics.

I thought, 'It's a grown-up, provocative, challenging piece of work, and I haven't got a clue how to do it.' " For weeks, Mr. Meyer tried unsuccessfully to find a way into the story.

Clues about how our earliest ancestors lived are rare, which is why experts say this discovery is so provocative.