Sentence examples for indicates a kind of from inspiring English sources

Such brain activity indicates a kind of gut response, operating below the level of conscious control.

The large number of states no longer carrying out executions indicates a kind of national consensus.

This new movie, being simply called Jason Bourne, perhaps indicates a kind of human summation, a drawing the line under the series – I remember Sylvester Stallone's Rocky Balboa hinting at something similar.

A chart just below indicates a kind of conceptual comparison of iterative and coiterative ideas.

This again indicates a kind of reinforcement among the two oscillations albeit not so strong as in the low η domain.

The ecological engineering title is twice asymmetric: it indicates a kind of engineering, not science (engineering ecology); and only part of ecological science has as yet been included in ecological engineering.

But we can also now say that it indicated a kind of lack of knowledge.

"I always thought that 'the voice' was meant to indicate a kind of genuine, authentic, absolute individuation, which struck me as (a) undesirable and (b) impossible," he said.

The poor sorting and massive character of sediments may indicate a kind of sediment gravity mass flow (expected during backwash).

The term is meant to indicate a kind of perception that can be conscious or unconscious, applying to people as well as electrons.

An implication of this analysis is that the variance seems to increase as A0 gets larger, which may indicate a kind of instability in the system.