Sentence examples for indicate to some from inspiring English sources

"If he were to back off that stance, it would indicate to some of his supporters he is untruthful.

Such comments indicate to some that the mayor favors wiping out the existing system and replacing it with immersion programs.

How the Taliban leverage their unexpected capture of foreigners will indicate, to some extent, their overall priorities.

The gains also indicate, to some, that the central bank is a spectator rather than an actor in the drama playing out in the financial market.

Do you intend to suggest that The Times should refrain from reporting on government activity that does not violate existing laws, even when that activity may be questioned as a matter of public policy -- and, incidentally, may indicate to some a need for new laws, as well as a need for better Congressional oversight?

"Although they might indicate to some viewers that Procter & Gamble had been involved in the process, they did not clearly indicate that the videos were marketing communications, as opposed to, for example, material that had been financially sponsored, but over which the creator retained editorial control," said the ASA.

Mr. Pitt had indicated to some people that he planned to appoint John H. Biggs, the chairman of a money management firm, to the job, but did not do so.

There have been reports lately that Mr. Redstone had indicated to some associates that he was unhappy having given away management control to Mr. Karmazin.

The back-to-back job losses indicated to some analysts that the already sluggish economy has become even weaker and may be nearing, or even in, a recession.

[C15.] PeopleSoft once again raised its earnings forecast for the third quarter, indicating to some analysts that a hostile takeover of the company by Oracle looks ever more difficult.

While not tipping his hand, Bochy was indicating to some extent that he did not have many great alternatives to choose from.