Sentence examples for taking clues from inspiring English sources

"All of the disreputable guardians were taking clues from the Shafer example," he said.

Taking clues from the studies in tomato as a model fruit, few case studies are reviewed.

And I could have known this in advance--and responded accordingly--simply by taking clues from our earlier conversations.

In the absence of detailed gravity and seismic modeling studies along this profile, the MT model presented here can be explained taking clues from other MT studies carried out elsewhere.

"It's about taking clues from evolution then figuring out how to [implement them in a way that is] simple and painless in this modern, and sometimes hedonistic, existence".

Taking clues from these perturbations, we designed a new regular expression for a candidate MAPK docking motif along HIV proteins (Table 1), and represented this motif with the symbol Dc.

People will see and take clues from your day-to-day behaviors far more than from a plaque on the wall.

A 1974 work, "Vom Ertrunkenen Madehem (Concerning a Drowned Girl)," a jumbled but artful arrangement of lumpy cloth shapes in various lingerie shades, may take clues from the "soft" sculpture of Ms. Grossman's contemporary, Eva Hesse.

Watching video of the event later, the driver realised he had taken clues from people in the crowd.

Just don't take clues from him about what to eat.

Take clues from the environment.