Sentence examples for an Indian hand from inspiring English sources

Surely there has to be an Indian hand behind this?

Before that innovation, an Indian hand spinner took 50,000 hours -- the equivalent of five years and nine months -- to spin 100 pounds of cotton.

This self-defeating logic of existential insecurity has informed Pakistan's policies in Afghanistan because Pakistani generals have seen an Indian hand in Kabul since the days of the Soviet invasion.

The suggestion of an Indian hand in the operation had been raised earlier by Pakistani officials, in part because the prime suspect, Ahmed Omar Sheikh, the leader of a militant group, spent four years in an Indian jail.

This trend is really threatening the regional security and Pakistan is already crying about an Indian hand in supporting Baloch separatists.

India was evidently not displeased with the change of government, and President Rajapaksa even darkly hinted at an Indian hand in his defeat, an accusation New Delhi strenuously denies.

Electric guitars and a string section answered Mr. Rael's voice and sitar; accordion mimicked the drone of an Indian tambura; the beat of Indian hand drums meshed with trap drums and African djembe.

Also crucial to the score's visceral allure is Badal Roy, who plays the tablas, Indian hand drums.

He doesn't swing much in this group, though there's so much else going on that's rhythmically interesting — rolling arpeggiated chords, tremelos, marches, fast-over-slow, cross-rhythms, hints of Steve Reich and gamelan and Indian hand drumming.

Polyphony (music with multiple melodies) is also a major component of Pierre Boulez's "Rituel in memoriam Bruno Maderna" (1974), for which the orchestra was divided into eight groups, each with colourful percussion elements such as tabla (Indian hand drums) and Japanese wood blocks.

Afterward, the Pakistani officials also provided dossiers to the United Nations -- which were not made public -- in October 2015 to prove the Indian hand in fomenting trouble inside Pakistan.