Sentence examples for fine indication of from inspiring English sources

But these steps would be a fine indication of his intentions to learn more about this critical subject.

And the community of happiness that results, is the finest indication of a successful life I can imagine and hope to achieve.

At none of the shown examples the reduced total image unsharpness of the DDA system limits the visibility of fine indication details when compared to the film images.

Porter, like other players and coaches who have sounded off, was fined, an indication of the N.F.L.'s distaste for questioning the integrity of the officials — and for keeping such questions in the public eye.

His eyes were fine and flashing, an indication of the nimbleness of his mind.

The preteen brainiacs competing on "Genius Junior," on NBC, give every indication of fine emotional health, God bless them, and knock on wood.

The time the participants required to finish the Grooved Pegboard test with the dominant hand served as an indication of fine motor control [ 35].

"He was fine, and there was no indication of any danger or wrongdoing," Mr. Kumar said.

His sentence of 21 months in prison and a $15 million fine was seen as an indication of how strongly the courts felt about the severity of backdating as a crime.

Its behaviour was characterised by mass spotting (the launch, transport and landing of burning firebrands that ignited new fires downwind of the main fire), an indication of low fine surface fuel moisture content (FMC).

Woolfe was helped up by his fellow MEPs and appeared fine, Hookem said: "There was no indication of him hitting his head on metal, windows or anything else.