Sentence examples for as a true indication from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lambert said he considered Mr. Bush's aggressive courtship of religious conservatives in the South Carolina primary as a true indication of his political compass.

[sic]" Is Amazon's creation of a fart app a true indication of creativity bankruptcy?

As a consequence, application of these algorithms may not provide a true indication of the quality of nursing care.

He said the findings were nonspecific and not a true indication of the presence of hormones.

The size of the bird in his pictures is a true indication of his distance from his subject.

The multiplayer experience is such an important part of this game, we were keen to ensure that we got a true indication of how it plays.

The Giants sense that their 21-16 victoverover an injury-ravaged Arizona team was not a true indication of where they stand.

Studying lists of free-kicks conceded, corners taken and passes gone astray will never give you a true indication of the home team's performance.

The final score was not a true indication of the disparity between the teams, who were playing for the 73rd time.

"But we led at half-time and led at full-time and that's a true indication of the game.

Intellect is a true indication of taste.