Sentence examples for indicate a sense from inspiring English sources
The paralyzed robot can send signals in order to recruit mobile robots and to indicate a sense to follow.
Be honest but provide a time by when you will have the answer to indicate a sense of urgency on your part.
That seemed to indicate a sense of urgency as the two sides tried to forge a settlement in time to save the season.
From the French il n'y a plus, meaning "none left", this phrase was one of the most familiar of the war, used to indicate a sense of failure or mediocrity, "finished" or even "dead".
In Saramago's case, his embedding the dialogue almost invisibly in the expository prose must indicate a sense of his characters' speech merging with their thoughts and impressions, which in turn merge with the author's flowing voice, as overbearing and possessive, in its way, as that of a moralizing Victorian.
Cook and Lemish write that the increased reliance on ad hoc committees such as the 610 Office and stability maintenance offices may indicate a sense among Communist Party leaders that the existing state security services are ineffective in meeting its needs.
It indicates a sense of belonging – an irrational loyalty that supersedes the call of serious statecraft.
That indicates a sense of humor and maybe something else: an endless desire for code and a frustration at being limited to it.
The first would, indeed, mark a pusillanimous bow to prejudice about who are Americans are; the latter indicates a sense of responsibility for actions and an awareness of the consequences of what Americans do, particularly when representing the country.
The words Carry On indicated a sense of momentum, but there came a point in the 70s when there was doubt about how long the jokes and the actors could keep going.
