"Clue" Example Sentences
1. The police have no clues about the suspect's identity.
2. We searched everywhere for clues but found nothing.
3. The only clue we have is the footprint left at the scene.
4. I'm completely clueless as to why he acted that way.
5. The note left at the crime scene was our only clue.
6. The detective followed every clue no matter how insignificant it seemed.
7. The slightest clue could help solve this mystery.
8. If we can find any clues, we might be able to figure out what happened.
9. His behavior provided the only clue as to his intentions.
10. I haven't got a clue what I'm doing wrong.
11. We're clueless as to his whereabouts.
12. The detective searched for clues for months but found none.
13. The police found no clues at the crime scene.
14. His facial expressions provided no clues about his true feelings.
15. The broken window provided the first clue of a break-in.
16. Her odd comment gave me a clue that something was wrong.
17. The victims left very few clues for the police to investigate.
18. The witness' testimony provided the only solid clue in the case.
19. The bloodstains provided an important clue for the detectives.
20. The note left at the scene was our only clue to the perpetrator's identity.
21. I haven't a clue what I should get her for her birthday.
22. Her body language provided no clues about her true feelings.
23. The suspect left no clues at the crime scene.
24. The small puddle of water provided an important clue.
25. The detective searched for clues for years but never solved the mystery.
26. The slightest hint or clue could help solve this case.
27. I haven't got a clue what to do next.
28. The song lyrics provided an important clue to solving the puzzle.
29. The footprints outside provided an important clue for the detectives.
30. The detective went over every clue however minute it seemed.
31. Everyone searched for clues but found none.
32. Her sudden mood change provided the first clue that something was wrong.
33. The detective painstakingly went over every piece of evidence and clue.
34. His abrupt silence provided the first clue that something was bothering him.
35. The detective followed every clue, no matter how small.
36. Her cryptic remark provided a subtle clue that something was amiss.
37. The note he left behind provided the only clue to his whereabouts.
38. The victim left no clues or hints about her attacker.
39. I'm completely clueless as to how he figured it out.
40. The fingerprint provided a valuable clue for the detectives.
41. The witness' testimony provided the only solid clues in the case.
42. The detective gathered every possible clue in hopes of solving the mystery.
43. The slightest hint could have helped solve this case, but there were no clues.
44. His comment gave me a subtle clue as to his true feelings.
45. The message he left behind provided an important clue for the police.
46. Her sideways glance gave me a subtle clue that something was wrong.
47. The slightest detail could provide a valuable clue in solving this mystery.
48. Her reactions gave me no clue that she was upset.
49. The broken window provided an important clue that a crime had been committed.
50. We found no clues or hints that could point us in the right direction.
51. The bloodstains on the carpet provided an important clue for the detectives.
52. I haven't the faintest clue what you're talking about.
53. The police searched for clues for weeks but found nothing.
54. Her outburst of anger suddenly provided a clue that something was bothering her.
55. No matter how slight the clue seemed, the detective followed up on every lead.
56. The grease stain provided a valuable clue about the culprit's identity.
57. She had no clue why he acted the way he did.
58. The witness testified that she had no solid clues that could help solve the case.
59. His cryptic remark provided a subtle clue about his true feelings.
60. The detective gathered every possible clue in hopes of solving the mystery.
Common Phases
1. Not have a
clue - To be
clueless or unaware of something
2. Give a
clue - To provide an indication or hint
3.
Clue someone in - To inform someone, usually of secret information
4. Follow every
clue - To investigate thoroughly
5. Throw someone off the scent/off the trail - To mislead someone following
clues
6. On the trail - Investigating or following
clues
7.
Clue someone into something - To inform someone about something secret
8. Get a
clue - To realize or understand something obvious
9. Piece
clues together - To figure something out bit by bit from
clues
10. Red herring - Something that misleads or distracts from the real
clue
- I don't have a
clue what he's talking about.
- Why didn't you
clue me in on your plans?
- The detective followed every
clue, no matter how small.
- The suspect left false
clues to throw the police off the trail.
- They had to piece the
clues together to figure out whodunit.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.