There are external signs that Mr. Bush is heeding the lessons of New Hampshire.
Harryhausen's home has no such external signs of its inhabitant's career.
But mostly, Democrats say, the campaign was hypnotized by its own hype, swayed by the external signs of success.
O'Dowd's Lennie, too, is a series of external signs, in the semiotic sense, that tell us he's different.
Despite few external signs of strangulation, police cited a broken neck-bone and scratches on his neck as clues.
She didn't have hives or other external signs parents often rely upon, but internally her body shut down.
The Firestone tires in Venezuela, as in the United States, bear no external signs that the entire tread may come off an inner layer of rubber.
"Up to now we have not seen any meaningful external signs of a rebound," said Alcatel's chief executive, Serge Tchuruk, at a news conference.
Tokyo has lost almost all external signs of the devastation of World War II, and is now the most populous city on earth.
According to the Thomist theory, human reason can discern the credibility of revelation because of the external signs by which God has authenticated it (especially prophecies and miracles).
And they apparently have it, because the change in walking style did not interfere with their knack for finding their way back by a quick, efficient route — without a scent trail or other external signs.
