Sentence examples for as to indicate from inspiring English sources

The president went so far as to indicate that he wanted Mr. bin Laden "dead or alive".

Not you, sir! (Looks at Kazan sternly but in such a way as to indicate that he's only kidding).

They were then completed so as to indicate a vote in favour of Hussain, then submitted in the election".

Directional electrically-illumined signs are used so as to indicate the proper direction to occupants.

The em dash is the mad one, versatile enough to act as comma, semicolon, colon, or hybrid of all three, as well as to indicate an interruption.

In trading yesterday, FirstEnergy bonds were sharply lower, but not so much as to indicate that bond investors thought the company was in imminent danger.

When Faust comes to the prison, he hears a voice within, singing, as Coleridge puts it, "a rude ballad, so gross as to indicate insanity".

Not surprisingly, place references are sometimes reformulated so as to indicate a misspeaking or in pursuit of recipient recognition.

The index will be in a usable and concise form so as to indicate the topic considered and the reasons for the decision.

Poor Joyce, played behind thick glasses by Dermot Crowley so as to indicate the novelist's dwindling eyesight, gets it even worse.

A tri-axial accelerometer is used to indicate the potential fall as well as to indicate whether the person is in motion.