Sentence examples for stronger clue from inspiring English sources

The film's Chinese title is, in fact, "Yesterday," but the producer, Peter Loehr, said he and Sony had decided that American audiences could use a stronger clue to the subject matter.

Pro Football Talk disputed the claim that sitting was a longtime habit of Lynch ― but a stronger clue of where he stands (or doesn't stand) on the issue was a September interview with Conan O'Brien in which he expressed support for Kaepernick's move.

Stronger clues to the Trail'ster's production potential comes from its mechanical bits.

As a result we obtain spatiotemporally consistent detections which provide additional (stronger) clues for the detection of elephants.

Now researchers report that they have found a strong clue: the shape of the femur bone.

The identity of the left-back could give a strong clue about O'Neill's approach.

Perhaps the strongest clue that this one is definitely a troublemaker is that it is a mint.

A strong clue to the dynamics of the Polgár family comes from a fascinating footnote to the story.

Kert Davies, the research director of the environmental group Greenpeace, suggested that the note was "a strong clue on the predisposition of the hacker".

That's a strong clue that the upgrading of houses themselves isn't enough to explain the increased spending on housing.

As Gilligan points out, public shaming leads to what we often call mortification, a word that should give us a strong clue as to its ultimate consequence.