Sentence examples for a real indication from inspiring English sources

It's a real indication of his character".

Barfly going was a real indication that the money had gone".

Superficial measures like number of classes or participants or even costs are not a real indication of value.

That will be a real indication of good faith to the international community, and will help support any initiatives towards multilateral negotiations.

He called the impasse "a real indication of the breakdown that has come about as a result of the mismanagement of the appropriations process".

Obviously, by now the race showed that his qualifying pace was a real indication of the potential of the new Ferrari.

October came and went.. then we burned through November.. and now we're marching right through December without any real indication of a release date better than the always slipping "next month".

This has given an indication of brain size and structure, but has not given any real indication of how the Neanderthal brain functioned differently from ours.

But despite the constant stories of layoffs, the economy has avoided any real indication of catastrophe.

Sunset is now being forced back by a precious two minutes every day, giving a very real indication that the worst of the winter is behind us.

The question is whether that is a genuine indication of a real threat to the wild population.The answer, monarch-lovers everywhere will be pleased to know, seems to be no.