Sentence examples for What that indicates from inspiring English sources

What that indicates in this case is that nothing makes sense — and that's supposed to be cool.

"What that indicates is that these sports really are a lifestyle as much as a sport," Ms. Davis said.

"What that indicates is that rather than worry about the services on the day, rather than plan properly for 30 November, they have been engaging in a PR exercise putting out misleading information to try and force through damaging changes that are unfair.

"What that indicates to me is that we're seeing a trade-up, an evolution, and a maturation of the US wine palate," Beak said.

Serwotka said: "What that indicates is that rather than worry about the services on the day, rather than plan properly for 30 November, they have been engaging in a PR exercise putting out misleading information to try and force through damaging changes that are unfair.

If Martha calls music evil, then, what that indicates to one who knows about the human use of these terms is that the music is evil to Martha.

Seymour's request was couched in very vigorous language, and made evident his constantly increasing anxiety with regard to a recent increase of the United States naval force in the Pacific and the uncertainty as to what that might indicate.

Going one step further, the platform crafts a personalized pitch and reaches out to target candidates about the opportunity, engaging each candidate based upon what that person indicated was most important.

"With regard to this issue about blood in the trajectory of a bullet... What does that indicate to you?" Martinez asked.

And what does that indicate about a high Democratic voter turnout in the general election -- which would be necessary for Hillary to win -- if even loyal Democrats are lukewarm to her candidacy?

"That indicates what clubs are after at the moment.