Sentence examples for were clues that from inspiring English sources

But there were clues that he might not succeed.

Yet there were clues that the painting might not be such an undistinguished work after all.

Looking back there were clues that all wasn't well with Gary: he caught a bug he couldn't shake off and had unusual memory lapses.

But, right from the start, there were clues that the sponsor of this one — ABC News, a part of the ABC network, which is owned by Disney — might establish new benchmarks of degradation.

And only later would she recognize that her own lifelong troubles — bullying by students, anger from teachers and emotional meltdowns that she felt unable to control — were clues that she, too, occupied a spot on what is known as the autism spectrum.

2. Anna was sure that guy #1 was going to be the one; he wasn't There were clues that Anna may have been ignoring about Hans, her true love, in order to make her dreams come true.

The social context associated with an individual can be clues that reveal his or her undeniable identity.

To scientists working to discover new drugs, genes are clues that help them find proteins like the enzymes targeted by cholesterol and impotence drugs.

There may have been clues that could not be discerned from the photographs that helped them identify the plants.

This year, there are clues that the illegal activity continues.

At American Home, there had been clues that all was not well.