Sentence examples for but an indication from inspiring English sources

There were some derisive howls at full-time; premature but an indication of the restlessness in south London.

The Pacific war was not some tragic flaw but an indication of a universal condition of human nature".

Turnout at the primaries was 23%—higher than expected, but an indication that most votes are still to play for.

But an indication of his lively and pragmatic mind is that he altered this view within a year after finishing the manuscript.

After securing the nomination, Trump's support among Republicans rose, in many polls, to the mid-80s — not spectacularly good but an indication that the GOP was rallying.

The scene was there, of course, but an indication of the sheer brilliance of Ken's work was that I had mistaken his writing for Scott's original.

Probably not an episode you will remember, but an indication of how the pace of the show has changed over the years.

This trust is not a matter of them having – or allowing – the wool to be pulled over thier eyes but an indication of their "constructive disposition", he said.

"They make Champagne there?" Well-worn mockery, perhaps, but an indication that grudging appreciation from the Champagne establishment is not so easy to come by.

They show, contrary to Thompson's critique, that difference in the use of ring numbers between the Dresden and Grolier codices is not evidence of a forgery, but an indication that ring numbers were used in different ways.

Empathy is most definitely not a problem of scale, but more an indication of management priorities.