Sentence examples for indicated that she will from inspiring English sources

If Warren stays out, as she's indicated that she will, the veep could fill the gap.

Lawmakers subpoenaed her this week, but Ms. O'Brien has indicated that she will invoke her constitutional right against self-incrimination.

Secretary Clinton indicated that she will support paid family leave and paid sick days, although she has not yet produced specific proposals.

Councilwoman Eva Moskowitz has indicated that she will run for comptroller if Mr. Thompson does not, and that she will run for Manhattan borough president should the comptroller seek reelection.

A representative of Ms. Miller has indicated that she will talk to me at some point, and I would expect to have access to both Mr. Keller and Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the publisher, if necessary.

As she nears a decision on whether to run for president in 2016 — a top subject of speculation in the news media and political world — she has made women's and girls' issues her No.1 priority, as has been true throughout most of her public life, and has indicated that she will concentrate on political, societal and economic advancements for women.

The post indicated that she'll explain her reasons for dropping the friendship with Star in more depth in an upcoming video.

Not all the way, but far enough to indicate that she will be sprinting at a gold-medal level by the Athens Olympics in August.

Her other title will be editor at large for women's issues for the Web sites owned by NBC News, indicating that she will contribute to those as well.

Her third solo show in New York evinces a somewhat sullen, don't-rush-me determination and enough growth to indicate that she will get there sooner or later.

Clinton, who retired earlier this year as secretary of state, has not yet said whether she intends to run in 2016 but all the signs indicate that she will, barring an unforeseen event such as a health scare.