Sentence examples for indicates I think from inspiring English sources

This indicates, I think, a key problem in these debates.

This indicates, I think, an elderly woman who's getting poor advice".

"The blowout that has occurred across the markets indicates I think that we've reached an irrational phase in the pricing of bonds generally," John C. Corrigan, chief executive of the National Treasury Management Agency, said during an interview.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, as I've indicated, I think that it has a significant role to play.

I communicated to them privately, as the governor has indicated, and I think that's about all I'd like to say about it".

So I'm willing to indicate that I think the president's presence here was certainly a positive encounter for us," he said.

I think the authors could use their own data with forskolin etc. to try to convince readers that pT197 indicates activity but I think it is not acceptable to state this is an accepted, justified measure.

I wrote an op-ed indicating that I thought it was highly unlikely we would see that "Back to the Future" scenario this November.

I nodded to indicate that I thought he was right, and then gently asked what the boys on the team said to him about his keeping the balls after the tryout.

Their juxtaposition as a phrase is intended as a self-conscious coinage by the character who uses it -- clearly indicated, I would have thought, by the phrasing of the utterance and the use of italics in the printed text ("You propose, then, what might be termed an Amicable Acquisition of the project?").

"When I indicated 'Democratic wars,' I think that hurt us for at least a couple of weeks, and probably should have said something else," Dole told Jim Lehrer in 1999.