Sentence examples for honest indication from inspiring English sources

In the long run, of course, your time sheets must be an honest indication of hours worked.

In fact, Acuff asserts (in his inspirational book Start) that "time is the only honest indication of what matters to us".

Game theory modeling of aggressive encounters suggests that threat displays, when they exist, usually provide an honest indication of one's fighting ability [68] [72].

Any and all of these factors interact to mold signal selection in the wild, and mediate the type and degree of honest indication of some aspect of sender 'quality', which is expected in any evolutionarily stable signal trait [1] [4].

If queen fertility pheromones indeed serve as an honest indication of reproductive capacity [ 40, 49], then changes in fertility signals corresponding with colony size should be a common feature of social insect colonies.

Good indication of introversion.

These inflated scores don't provide an honest and useful indication of student performance.

I thought that felt really honest and actually an indication of how self-aware and current this film feels.

It's also disarmingly honest and a clear indication to him that you are interested.

The reaction to Sakharov's death, the outpouring, was an indication of how much one honest man meant in those days.

The letter provides virtually nothing from which one might conclude that its author is either honest or his information reliable; likewise, the letter gives absolutely no indication of the basis for the writer's predictions regarding the Gateses' criminal activities.