Sentence examples for serious clues from inspiring English sources

"Much information could be derived form these powders," he said, including serious clues about terrorist skills and origins.

It will be some time before we know the value of Neville's appointment and any serious clue about where it might lead, but the instinct is strong that it should be welcomed.

But the miniature decorative cows are a serious clue, and the back cover spells out the point of this book: "How does it get from MOO to you?" Ice cream, we find out, starts with cows, a lot of cows.

About this time, scientists got their first serious clue to how and where memories are formed.

This isn't always obvious, but footwear is a good clue – serious dancers will be wearing beribboned espadrilles.

Over the weekend and into Monday, cities across the world were hit by mysterious street tagging, blimp flyovers and a serious of clues scattered across the deep web, unearthing the name and supposed tracklist of the new LP.

Also note that the answers often contain serious or humorous clues, such as one with the correct question of "Who is I.M. Pei?" including the phrase "Chinese-American architect".

In case anyone was wondering whether reports that Scarlett Johansson is pregnant were on target, her appearance at the "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" premiere Thursday night in Hollywood dropped some serious baby-on-board clues.

"People had serious expectations but no clue what the band actually sounded like," said Mr. Grohl.

With some 11 billion rows of data, it was going to take some serious number-crunching to isolate clues that would solve the problem.

If he tells you about his future and you're in it, then that's a clue he's serious.