Sentence examples for indicated a new from inspiring English sources

As he finished his fries, he indicated a new one, from the editor of Billboard.

Speaking on ABC's AM program, Hunt said the move indicated a new government with a new focus.

Patrick White's winning of the Nobel Prize for Literature (1973) most obviously indicated a new level of cultural attainment.

The Islamist group Hamas group indicated a new readiness on Wednesday to resume Egyptian-sponsored reconciliation talks with its secular rival Fatah.

Speaking during a weekend trip to Wuhan in south-central China, Mr. Wen mostly endorsed existing policies but also indicated a new willingness to countenance economic stimulus.

Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat deputy prime minister, standing in for Cameron at prime minister's question time, quipped: "When I heard [Dorries] had been sent to the jungle to eat insects, I thought that despite the appearance of civility from our new chief whip this indicated a new disciplinarian approach in our whips' office".

New Zealand's strategy indicates a new frontier in the international fight against criminality, and creates hope for a fairer future for drug policy.

But he said the numbers did not seem to indicate a new federal e-marketing strategy.

If so, it would indicate a new level of strategic thinking and capability for Isis.

Postgame respect does not indicate a new warm and fuzzy feeling.

But the most powerful work here indicates a new sense of unity, economy and for-the-jugular directness.