Sentences with phrase «small clue»

I would like to listen more to your theory of everything but I tend to prefer the following small clues and hints as better grounded in the reality.

In this depiction of the «real» history, Dalwood weaves art - historical references into this contemporary popular conscience, leaving small clues for the viewer so that he or she may complete the image: The viewer must use their imagination to complete my images, so I create images that trigger memories, or play upon images they may already have in mind about certain events.

However reaching them is a must should you wish to uncover the entire map as it removes the black shrouding covering large areas around it, therefore giving a very small clue as to what you can hope to find next.

«It is impressive to see small clues and associations build up to form a larger picture of ancient ecosystems.»

Externally it is not obvious that the RS 4 is a supercar but look carefully and one will detect small clues like the slightly flared wheel arches, subtly lowered suspension, bigger brakes and larger air openings for the powerful engine.

How these interactions play out is through picking up small, seemingly inanimate objects that litter crime scenes, followed by an inspection of each item completed by tilting the analog stick to look them over for small clues which may, or may not, be present.

Furthermore, some people on a casein free diet rarely know what they are doing, and do nt have the smallest clue about where to find casein.

You could look at the Telegraph's list of the best January transfers ever in the PL since the introduction of the transfer window in 2002 - 03 to get a small clue as to how difficult it is to buy a decent forward in the Jan window.

i support Arsenal obviously — a small clue for ya....»

It's a small clue into your personality, tastes, and interests.

AIP - 2 also suppressed the proliferation of T cells in blood from five patients allergic to dust mites — a small clue that the hopeful effects in mice might stretch to people.

Each of these stories contains a small clue about the enigmatic neuroscience of sex.

Sensitive, specific and one - vial EvoScript master mixes turn even the smallest clues into measurably better results, ensuring no evidence gets lost in transcription.

And if we're really lucky there might be some small clues about next summer's Terminator: Genesis.

Finally, there's a small clue found inside the actual Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp game in regard to daily log - in bonuses.

There are 15 silhouette images of the country's outline with a small clue from Santa to help the students.

You might provide five pictures that reveal just a small clue.

* Get a small clue Edgy young bean.

And not even the smallest clue was given by Warming.

There were nice surprises along the way and I learned to look out of the small clues she left like bread crumbs.

This is because they tend to look for small clues to tell them what we want.

Owners need to be a little bit like detectives and pick up small clues that the cat may be off colour or not as he should be.

This statue appears to be of eastern origin, again giving us a small clue at where Lara may have landed.

Finally, there's a small clue found inside the actual Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp game in regard to daily log - in bonuses.

Real or fictional, Hernández takes great care to surround her subjects with objects that hold significance, small clues that hint at their personalities.

Some guests were frustrated as a result; given the show's penchant for mindgames and puzzles, it was easy to assume that even the smallest clue was pointing toward some larger quest.

A lot of people tried to analyze what the Super Bowl Ad teaser alludes to given all the small clues in the 30 - second video.

Jason takes the small clues and gives you an insightful big picture perspective through storytelling that you won't find anywhere else.