Sentence examples for indicate something about from inspiring English sources
The differences have to indicate something about that which remains the same.
Investors are interested in reported earnings, since they indicate something about the future value of the company.
The bottom entries are relevant to a particular case, and may indicate something about that murderer's identity.
Yet the name does indicate something about this Dutch group from Arnhem, now at the New Victory Theater.
The fact that there are no extant letters between Wodehouse and his parents, either from his childhood or from his later life, may indicate something about these relationships.
As he told Katie Couric on "60 Minutes" early last year, "I think every single candidate for president, Republican and Democratic, have lives, personal lives, that indicate something about what kind of human being they are.
For the competition, researchers from the groups of Fortunato and Martin fabricated and tested over 1,000 devices, which indicates something about the ease of fabricating these transistors.
Surely it indicates something about current literary fashion that the creakiest fictional devices should seem so refreshing and new, so generously willing to gratify our taste for the neatly dovetailed plot.
The way we like to tell those stories over and over again indicates something about our culture.' His obsession with the details of ordinary lives makes him sound more like a novelist than a pop star, perhaps understandable given that he moved to New York from Michigan with dreams of becoming a writer.
The forbidden thrill of the illicit adventure also indicates something about Rankin's state of mind, now that he seems to have cut loose his brooding series hero, John Rebus, and stepped away from the gritty police procedurals that brought him fame and fortune.
