Sentence examples for indicated something like from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Tobin indicated something like this in the comments he provided for a Soundcloud stream of the album, which went online when the album was released last spring).

Because it was created decades ago, it relies on words, not images, and numerical codes to indicate something like a box or letter inside a circle.

Mr Hopely turned down the suggestion there was were any signs to indicate something like this would happen.

While many Western cuisines attempt to pair ingredients that share "flavor compounds"—the minute timbres that indicate something like types of sweetness or sourness or spiciness—Indian food's signature is that it combines ingredients that don't share these qualities at all.

The blood indicated something else.

The phrase "boots on the ground" isn't being used by the administration to communicate what the words actually mean, but instead to indicate something more like "the step beyond which we are currently militarily engaged".

If those data values indicate something categorical like bone or air or cancer, that is fine.

Because organisms vary in their rates of uptake of foreign genes, no single genome can provide a standard threshold, past which signal from concerted HGT is strong enough to indicate something more unusual like a lost plastid.

(That's me, not giggling like a ruddy female, but laughing like a man, to indicate something is amusing, obviously).

Giovanna Garlati, a spokeswoman for lastminute.com, says that packages like these may indicate something about consumer preferences.

If so, it could indicate something more serious than a mere "fear of heights," like a phobia/anxiety disorder.