Sentence examples similar to a sign of when from inspiring English sources

When he went to Berlin, and when he went to Prague and his name became a sign of protest, when they were chanting, "Gorby, Gorby," they're chanting for the demands of reform in their own states.

That raises the possibility that people view feasibility as a sign of creativity when they're in an intolerant "how" mind-set and as less of one when they're in a tolerant "why" mind-set.

It's a sign of strength when the advisers, on balance, quickly become bearish during a correction, but cause for concern when they react bullishly.

But it's a sign of respect when Larry argues with you.

A metaphor is a sign of desperation when we need another world to describe what we are feeling.

It's also a sign of times when the market response is - in relative terms - so muted.

In Nigeria a child learns to kneel or even lie down as a sign of respect when an elder enters the room.

SHOP It is a sign of success when a retail outlet that stocks only top designers is packed during the depths of the recession.

"That itself is a sign of strength, when you can get the beautiful people in any culture to connect" with a medium, he added.

In a sign of progress, when village elders here had a chance to talk to Mr. Guterres, they brought up less-pressing issues, like electricity and garbage removal.

He took it as a sign of progress when, on October 15 , 1974 Congress passed the Federal Election Campaign Act amendments, part of a series of reforms that restricted campaign donations and imposed spending limits.