Sentence examples for a direct sign from inspiring English sources

Like Cromwell later, Dale interpreted his military success as a direct sign of God's lending "a helping hand".

(A failed diet is often "a direct sign that we have not submitted ourselves completely to the Lord," she has written).

6. Disputing this, petitioners Nebraska Cattlemen, Inc., et al., suggest that any danger of confusion is eliminated by the inclusion in the beef ads of a red check mark with the word “beef” atop it, because this “distinctive checkoff logo is a direct sign that the ads are disseminated pursuant to the federal checkoff program.” Reply Brief for Petitioners in No. 03—1165, at 15—16.

A defect in the wall of the airways with leakage of air into the surrounding area is a direct sign of the airway trauma.

It's a direct sign of how he takes care of life and maybe even how he takes care of a woman".

The clearance of the B lines represents a direct sign of effective treatment in heart failure and, as we have demonstrated, a careful assessment and quantification of them is useful also in the follow-up.

Such cases are unique in that they require a direct sign-off from the president; before Trump took office, no company had asked to be safeguarded in this way since 2001.

PIP is a a single sign in solution that supports both OpenID (you are issued a Verisign OpenID) and direct sign in to a number of supported websites.

A direct ultrasound sign of CI is the deformation of the bursal side of the SSC tendon when passing below the coracoid process, which can be associated with a sensation of projection under the probe (Fig. 15).

"That has great deterrent value [against fiber cuts]," he laughs, "as there are very direct signs in a natural gas field that say, 'if you dig here there is a strong possibility you might die.' ".

However, in cases of cerebral thrombophlebitis CT scanning does not reveal direct signs and an angiography is required.