Sentence examples for true clue from inspiring English sources

This magnetic anomaly is a true clue that they are much older than the early colonists".

The tiny diamond cross on her necklace is the truer clue to her religion.

The Compton provided the first reliable clues on the true nature of those mystifying flashes of energy known as gamma-ray bursts, some of which appear to come from the most powerful known cosmic explosions.

BATSE has been the spacecraft's star instrument ever since its launch in April 1991, providing astronomers with their first reliable clues on the true nature of gamma ray bursts, the most energetic explosions in the universe.

Mr. Holder said he did not know whether it was true that clues to the tactics used in Fast and Furious were contained in any of the wiretap applications, which are sealed by court order.

Convinced that Kubrick wove secrets and signs into his film, these true believers find clues about the Holocaust in elevators and messages about the Apollo 11 Moon landing in a sweater.

Because she totally "had no clue what true love is" before Sean.

You can stick to the tried and true ones like Monopoly, Clue, or Snakes and Ladders.

He also clearly enjoyed the idea that his life and writings were leaving a trail of clues, some true but many false, of which others would have to make sense.

Miller notes that the narratives of the referenced literary texts "provide clues, both true and false, to the mysteries of family relations".

It might be cheating if I start writing LATIFAH at 59 Across's "Queen with a prominent bust," then realize that not only doesn't it fit but that there is absolutely no documentation anywhere that that might be true, so I Google the clue and wind up with a list of porn sites (not that that actually happened).