Sentence examples for quest for clues from inspiring English sources
I read every tabloid tale I could lay my grubby hands on in this quest for clues to the Eriksson code.
Rather than sifting the flow of data -- which might include personal, potentially sensitive material like Web-page contents and chat-session exchanges -- in a quest for clues, Mr. Galloway's program converts the electronic information into vibrant images and sounds.
I packed it, along with too many shoes, for the Spring/Summer 2003 ready-to-wear shows in Paris early in October, and it proved strangely useful in my quest for clues to the meaning of the starry, gaseous, ever-expanding cosmos of the collections, and for the equally mysterious reasons I find myself employed in writing about them.
There are very few large consensual story games (ARGs and such) that don't devolve into puzzle-hunts that ignore the rich detail in the quest for clues.
In reconstructing events that have had a shattering effect on their own lives, informants will be driven by the "quest after meaning," avidly searching for clues that they may have missed at the time and reading significance into verbal and non-verbal behaviours in the light of subsequent events.
The quest for the missing father through clues and contacts, in London, Geneva and Cairo, has the feel of one of Brian Moore's later books – The Statement, or Lies of Silence – where character and depth are streamlined into taut, fast thriller mode.
In one set of quests, the Detective Case Files, you get to turn private investigator: search for clues, interrogate witnesses, and hunt for Holotapes.
Erard has combed through the cardinal's archives in Bologna for clues about his practices and proficiency, and "Babel No More" is, among other things, a quest to see what benefits Mezzofanti's strategies might offer us.
