Sentence examples for tiny clues from inspiring English sources

Thinking back, there were tiny clues that suggested this was a multiple pregnancy, but I dismissed them.

Dinosaurs' Tiny Clues Older bones -- much older bones -- can be useful in studying evolution on a more macro scale.

There are some wonderful images in the text – like the drinking of the spider – and they were tiny clues I would go back and refer to.

These are tiny clues to the Bergman whose screen smile hovered between giddy release and instinctive modesty, the sex symbol and chastity symbol rolled into one.

Inside the Sarah Allen women's dormitory, across Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard from the main quadrangle, only tiny clues hint at Morris Brown's predicament.

Fortitude is one of those dramas that plants tiny clues in quietly muttered and seemingly inconsequential lines, teases at intricate backstories then slams the shutters closed.

(In the earlier film, there may have been a tiny clue; during the invasion of the ship in the movie's climax, Mr. Spacey's Verbal Kint recognizes the language of the sailors, which was also Soze's native tongue.) And this picture remains true to its own internal logic.

A tiny clue that ageism might be lurking.

At different moments Julia serves as shrink, Scheherazade and inquisitor; neither Miles nor the reader is sure whether she wants to dissect Miles's memory for the tiniest clue, torture him for his apparent indifference or simply tell him about the unendurable suffering to which the Lamoreaux family was subjected.

Beneath the "P" on a sign that stands for Cal Poly, agents searched for her remains or the tiniest clue to help them figure out what happened to the freshman. .

If they have no clue, give them a tiny hint every time.