Sentence examples for indicated the phrase from inspiring English sources

But in political terms, as the final sentence of the A.P.'s story indicated, the phrase "presumptive nominee" implies something more than "likely candidate".

You can also use "du soir" to indicate the phrase, "at night".

Based on qualitative focus group interviews among 11-year-olds the scales should not be used in a younger sample as these interviews indicated the content or phrasing of the items was either irrelevant or difficult to understand for this age group.

The culture indicated by the phrase "opera queen" became visible in pioneering openly gay communities of the late nineteenth century, and undoubtedly existed long before that.

But that description may give the wrong idea by implying ponderous qualities indicated by the phrase "village atheist".

This is indicated by the phrase, "However infallible be the determination by which the will is determined with the attention of reason …" The certainty that the cruel king and the lascivious prince will act in the ways indicated is so high that one would say, in a loose and popular sense of the word, that infallibly the king will revenge himself and the prince satisfy his passion.

A mother's citizen status determined that of her children, as indicated by the phrase ex duobus civibus Romanis natos ("children born of two Roman citizens").

A comforter that is pure down may be labeled as such or indicated by the phrase "all down" or "100-percent down".

As for angiogenesis events, we followed the definitions set in Section 2.1 and annotated the phrases that indicated the change of state of angiogenesis-related cells, cell components and tissues.

Maybe Kamp's quotation marks are meant to indicate that the phrase is Norah Vincent's.

And the images of American gothic life that emerge from his piquant pages indicate that the phrase "hate crime" doesn't quite explain things.