Sentence examples for To indicating from inspiring English sources
verb
To point out; to discover; to direct to a knowledge of; to show; to make known.
- The guard blew his whistle to indicate imminent departure.
While the RMSEA (0.08) was close to indicating good fit, modification indices suggested that anxiety and not coping were correlated.
Little effort is devoted to indicating which is which.
Last night, Sather came his closest yet to indicating it is time he moved on.
For months, they had tried to make a teratoma, the first major step to indicating pluripotency.
The so-called Gunpowder Plot (1605) showed a determined challenge by a small minority in the state; James's struggles with the House of Commons in successive Parliaments, in addition to indicating the strength of the "new men," also revealed the inadequacies of the administration.
The study encompasses introducing a methodology to model the concept in addition to indicating its potentials.
For ease of display, logarithmic axe is used to indicating that the amount of documents.
North rebid four diamonds to indicate hearts.
Or so this speech seems to indicate.
He rolls his hands to indicate progress.
I was to indicate what I wanted.
