Sentence examples for indicate the deep from inspiring English sources

The seniority of those ex-ministers who have signed the Bill indicate the deep unease that is felt about the legislation.

Letters of the poet's wife, Mary Day Lanier, indicate the deep feeling shared between the families.

Triangles and red lines indicate the deep borehole sites and active faults, respectively.

In a sense the serial is about how "urban futures" indicate the deep interlocking of race and space, as part of its diagnostic about American failure.

Cardinal buoys indicate the deepest water in an area or the safest side around a hazard.

The two blue lines in (b) and two white lines in (c)–(e) indicate the deepest position of trenches.

But the fact that the matter reached Germany's highest court indicated the deep dissension in the country about the fund.

The success of The Nude in the 1950s and 60s, before the sensational success of Civilisation, and before the critics, led by John Berger, turned on him, possibly indicates the deep and unconscious imperatives behind the Anglo-American passion for culture.

At first, the advice indicates the deep divisions within Israel ("Tell her they want to drive us into the sea" / "Tell her they don't"); at the end, it becomes a ruthless justification for self-preservation ("Tell her we're the iron fist now, tell her it's the fog of war, tell her we won't stop killing them till we're safe").

The tally, with the two groups of Islamists together winning about 70 percent of the seats, indicates the deep cultural conservatism of the Egyptian public, which is expressing its will through free and fair elections for the first time in more than six decades.

One of the finest things in the film is the way that Hansen-Løve, in wonderfully tender scenes of Canvel's life with his family, especially the moments he shares with his three daughters, two elementary-schoolchildren and a teen-ager, fills out the portrait of the man and indicates the deep connection between his work as a producer — as a friend of the artist — and his innermost identity.