Sentence examples for an indication of deep from inspiring English sources

"It's an indication of deep feeling," she said.

That an ASC-state is achieved during SK&P can be interpreted as an indication of deep rest and relaxation.

Monosyllabic answers and lack of affection can be an indication of deeper troubles.

I think they need to go deep, and I think it's also an indication of how deep the problems are".

But – in an indication of how deep Britain's cuts to disability support now run – he has watched his funding for home carers gutted in a year.

One of them, from the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, lists the ISI along with numerous militant groups as allies of Al Qaeda and the Taliban, an indication of how deep American suspicions run when it comes to Pakistani intelligence.

"Anna Lo's remarks earlier today are an indication of the deep affect on our ethnic minority communities, on an individual and collective level, of the recent comments in support of Pastor James McConnell by some unionists," said the Sinn Féin assembly member.

Another item a wool knit cap that could likely be found in your average department store was held up by Kerkhoff as an indication of a deep and organized conspiracy.

Police interpreted the half a Vicodin they found in his car as an indication of a deeper involvement in drugs.

Saigō's inability to take a stand on conscription was perhaps an indication of a deeper malaise: fearful that Japan was losing the samurai spirit, he was beginning to regret his part in having started an apparently irreversible process.

Assuming that the elastic band Djokovic wears on his left knee is not an indication of some deeper issue, he looks primed to keep playing a leading role throughout the season.