Sentence examples for indicate some kind from inspiring English sources

Many of the individual elements would indicate some kind of theme.

Most women comics and comedy writers would laugh at that statement rather than with it, but Handler's career so far seems to indicate some kind of shift.

But their admiration of our society does seem to indicate some kind of "British dream" that has drawn in many millions.

Like so much of Australian fiction, it looks for patterns of meaning that might indicate some kind of proportion in destiny.

It's unsurprising that in a culture of geeks we are cliquey to the point of creating subcultures defined by words that are actually meant to indicate some kind of sub-geek status.

These might include water, methane, oxygen, ozone; we'd want to focus on anything that wouldn't be expected in an equilibrium atmosphere, because that would indicate some kind of process changing the atmosphere from equilibrium (like geologic activity, or perhaps plant life).

The 5-nm Fe clusters formed on Si(111 -7 111 -7H5OH showed unusual one-dimensional self-assembly with a regular periodic arrangement as shown in Figure 2c,d, which indicate some kinds of attractive interaction of large Fe clusters along the strings.

"Everything the president said has indicated some kind of military action, and the members of the band didn't want to be away from their families".

FTIR indicates hydrogen interaction between carrageenan matrix and silicate that is confirmed by the XRD data indicating some kind of carrageenan intercalation between the MMT layers.

He didn't pay much attention to people, though he did emit throaty chuckles at the antics of some of the other autists in the film, and I'm tempted to believe this indicated some kind of empathetic recognition.

And at least 14 men from another village had been shot in cold blood.On September 30th, some 400 police left the Drenica area, indicating some kind of withdrawal, perhaps only tactical.