Sentence examples for indicated something different from inspiring English sources

18 Responses from physicians in these groups indicated something different: an overwhelming interest in non-patient factors that influence antibiotic prescribing and resistance.

In this context, consider that the goal of rating evidence is to assess the likelihood that future evidence will indicate something different than what current evidence indicates.

Can you suggest something different?

It's almost as if you think that because those numbers come from the Association of American Publishers, they might indicate something rather different from the death of the e-book; they might be a signifier of the rise of smaller publishers not tracked by the AAP, and/or, the growth of online reading via eg Wattpad or Amazon's Kindle Unlimited.

Pragmatic Twist Accounts maintain that when we resort to metaphor, we use words and phrases with their standard literal meanings to say one thing, put one thing into words, yet we are taken to mean, taken to assert or acknowledge or otherwise indicate, something entirely different.

The blood indicated something else.

National polling indicates something a bit different, although the newest national general election polls that include both Hillary and Bernie were conducted three weeks ago.

I think, though, they indicate something else.

The result indicates that there was something different about it this week".

Apparently, when one says, "Simmias is not large," one indicates by the "not" merely something different from large.

"Got to do something different," he said, indicating more than just a fashion statement.