Sentence examples for great indication from inspiring English sources

"What a great indication of the enormous cultural influence Priscilla, Queen of the Desert has had".

It has a great indication of the stresses they are under.

It is perhaps the great indication of Sir Tom's generation-gap crisis: there's a reference to Opal Fruits.

Rating: 5.0 Steve Cherundolo: Cherundolo has aged like fine wine for the national team and Tuesday night was a great indication of why.

So if those big companies are starting to pay attention, it's a great indication of where we're moving, and how much demand there is for good ideas.

"It's a great indication as to how this field is flourishing to see three such papers published in the same issue," he says.

The durable goods orders, analysts said, are a greater indication that the economy is recovering, not slipping back into recession.

Fashion is no greater indication of being divorced from life's hardships than any other benefit of wealth.

Nothing could be a greater indication of compromised intentions than the casting of a major actress, Viola Davis, in a tiny role as a "seer".

Perhaps the greatest indication that the current wave of arrests is likely to yield more headlines than difficult reforms is that some of the people who know the system best are not holding back their views.

Aside from attending the funeral, the greatest indication of the Queen's respect for her only female prime minister, was in bestowing on her the most prestigious British order of chivalry, making her lady of the garter in 1995.