Sentence examples for straightforward clues from inspiring English sources

Their strategy was simple but revolutionary: instead of offering straightforward clues to obscure words, they would offer clever clues to common words.

Surveys of human-specific changes in the genome give the most straightforward clues for what makes us human.

Also, difficult answers tend to have straightforward clues; easy answers tend to come from trickier clues.

A somewhat more straightforward clue to the origin of homosexuality is the fraternal birth order effect.

A straightforward clue for the detection of elephants is their shape.

Use the grid to note down a straightforward clue.

As it is obvious that differentially-expressed genes (DEGs) among hybrid triads may offer straightforward molecular clues to characterize phenotypic differences and genes responsible for favourable phenotypes, high-throughput gene expression profiling methods have been used for identifying DEGs in recent years.

Aging a horse is not straightforward and every clue helps.

A well-designed area makes the player feel like he is making his own decisions or exploring, but guides him along the most straightforward route using subtle clues.

Sam Bellotto recommends that one third of clues be straightforward (for example, "great cat" for "tiger"), one third clever (for example, "jungle stalker" for "tiger") and the remaining third are what are known as "fill-ins", such as "of the" for "War __ Roses".[5].

This would be a nice puzzle for beginning solvers, and when people ask me how to get started solving, I always direct them to Monday-Tuesday puzzles like this, where the clues are fairly straightforward and the theme is entertaining enough to keep their interest.