Sentence examples for a sad indication from inspiring English sources
That they were both killed is a sad indication of how far we have yet to go.
But these are inconvenient details to Mr. Gingrich, who implied that the rise in federal aid was a sad indication of the insufficient work ethic of black Americans.
It is a sad indication of the marginalization of homosexuality in the late 1960s that media coverage of the Stonewall riots was mostly after the fact.
That she is half of the only believable relationship to be found in this "Uncle Vanya" is a sad indication of the production's failings.
We see black-face minstrel makeup and a tight-fitting wig of nappy hair used not only in vaudeville but also by black performers into the 1950s — a sad indication of how long and deep the traditions of racial caricature ran.
Indeed, the very fact that Ivan Lewis should be made a minister with responsibility for the Middle East, given his clear bias as a former deputy leader of the Labour Friends of Israel, is a sad indication of how little interest it displays in convincing people of any kind of fairness in its approach to this part of the world.
Kyl's remarks are another sad indication of the state of the congressional minority, of a Republican Party that bizarrely continues to insist on a strategy of perpetually bringing the extreme into the mainstream.
Is it not rather a sad but precise indication of where do we, in western liberal democratic countries, stand with regard to democracy?
The inclusion criteria were elective surgery with an indication for an SAD insertion, age more than 18 years, and procedures with an expected duration of less than 2 hours.
