Sentence examples for definitely indications from inspiring English sources

Since MDC ministers stopped attending cabinet meetings, there are definitely indications of a rise in violence and intimidation".

All the infighting is definitely indications of the forces of the dark side being active in the very place that Jesus died proclaiming, "Father, forgive them, they know not what they do (Luke 23 34)." One can hear Jesus crying out that lament today, weeping again, "Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you, how often I have longed to gather your children together.

"We definitely see indications that some of these policies are still in force and that the race-based premiums are still being collected," he said.

Instead, direct visualization of persistent cardiac movement is definitely an indication to continue resuscitation as this is associated with a better outcome [50].

"These phones may not be a game-changer today, but they are definitely an indication of things to come," Manoj Menon, managing director of consulting firm Frost & Sullivan, told the BBC.

There was definitely no indication something bad would happen.

It's definitely an indication that the defenders of science, be they in government, business, or in the classroom, are determined to fight back against those that are openly hostile to it.

The closest bit we can find is that it's running the Linux 2.6 Kernel; that's the same kernel that Android uses, but it's definitely not an absolute indication.

If her red carpet appearance is any indication, she definitely came to win tonight.

Though there's no uniform way in which growing up or living in relative isolation impacts on artistic output, if the above are any indication it definitely seems to engender a sort of freedom and urgency in expression.

Which, definitely, definitely isn't an indication that he has any kind of messiah complex.