Sentence examples for I would indicate from inspiring English sources

I would indicate we feel there is a problem and we want to assist the individual to get professional help.

If I were, say, using Tinder to find some friends, (not bashing that, it seems like a smart idea) I would indicate that in my Tinder bio, so as to avoid the confusion of being asked out by some dude, when I'm really just looking for something plutonic.

If anyone knocked, I'd indicate that I was not alone.

At this point, I'd indicate I had just a few more things to cover.

He then said -- over the hauntingly beautiful sax -- "Is this one of your guilty pleasures?" The words "guilty pleasure" annoy me, as it would indicate that I should feel bad for indulging in the sweet slender tones of "Careless Whisper," which I shouldn't.

Values u i  ≤ 1 would indicate that the school is inefficient, and therefore the efficiency rate, θ i  = 1/u i indicates the amount by which the actual output should be multiplied to reach the frontier in which case the school would be fully efficient.

Tillerson responded, "Nothing that I have seen and nothing that I know of would indicate that the situation has dramatically changed in the last twenty-four hours.

The Q-statistic and the I test were used to evaluated; P < 0.05 in Q statistic or I > 50%, would indicate a significant heterogeneity.

"One of the things I did that would indicate my apartness, if it even had developed at that point, was that I would announce [commentate on] baseball games," he says.

"During the debate, I didn't make any statements that would indicate I'm a doctor, I'm a scientist, or making any conclusions about the drug one way or the other," she said of the comments in question, which she made in the aftermath of a GOP primary forum on Monday night.

The recent A-level and GCSE statistics, I point out, would indicate that at one level, at least, his subject is increasingly popular.