Sentences with phrase «vague clues as to»

Even though there are very vague clues as to how to create some sort of progression in the game, none of the clues reveal any traps, secret areas, or rare treasures.

However, unlike normal spy shots where we have a vague clue as to what the heavily cladded mule is, this Ferrari has us stumped.

Knowledge of aerosol aging would help, if only we had even a vague clue as to the volume of aerosols being generated in the first place.

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The opening number, as all good opening numbers do, clues us in to how the rest of this movie - musical is going to go: It makes about as much sense as a dream, yet you leave with a vague feeling that you just saw something wonderful.

Many of the fastest rising costs — such as pension contributions — are automatically deducted from our paycheques, so most of us are left with a vague notion that we should have more money to spend than we do, but no clue as why we're short every month.

Not in the sense that I was too dumb to comprehend it, but in that they were so vague I had no clue as to where to start.

In each case, the reasons for the change were vague, leaving users with little clue as to what was being fixed.