not to have a clue造句

• Many provincial governments " appear not to have a clue how to deal with the Indian people in their midst,"
• The good fellows, meanwhile, seem not to have a clue _ but cheerfully wreak vicious mayhem as they grapple with their sinister foes.
• Unlike most of the girls their age, whose bodies have already shifted into reproductive drive, the boys seemed not to have a clue about making babies.
• _A minority community that now has seen white cops accused of beating up a black suspect in cuffs effectively protected by a district attorney who seems not to have a clue as to why that's unacceptable conduct;
• Most day traders tend not to have a clue about the stocks they trade, knowing only that certain ticker symbols can be relied on to post wide swings in value, which is how a day trader makes money.