Sentence examples for convincing indication of from inspiring English sources

To us, the most convincing indication of a general and rather alarming national prosperity was the account of a hotel robbery in Poughkeepsie, when a thief got $300 from a Herald Tribune man, and $200 from a news photographer.

The results provided convincing indication of the changes on surface chemistry that occurred after DES treatment.

Alistair W.M. Hay, an expert on the effects of chemical weapons at the University of Leeds in England, said the string of symptoms the reporters described were "convincing" indications of exposure to a nerve gas, rather than a riot agent like tear gas.

There is no indication that Ironside was successful in convincing the Germans of Allied plans to invade the Bay of Biscay.

Good luck convincing people of this, though.

Not convincing him, of course.

Convincing examples of neofunctionalization, however, remain rare.

But the home secretary, David Blunkett, has made it clear that - based on early indications from the voluntary pilot scheme - he is convinced of the usefulness of lie detector testing to the probation service.

"It was a complete fake," Baer said, adding that he believed it was an effort to hoodwink the Iranians into joining a plot against Saddam; an indication of American involvement, Chalabi hoped, would convince them that the effort was serious.

The language of war in the government's campaign against Zika since then, however, seems more like an effort to convince the public that it is serious, than any real indication of full-scale repression of the insect.

A conference earlier this year in Gaithersburg, Md., gave some indication of how much engineers and computer scientists are convinced that networked communications devices will be mainstays of the future.