Sentence examples for indicates his position from inspiring English sources

And the notation on the desk of Reinsdorf, the owner of the Chicago Bulls, also indicates his position regarding Michael Jordan's often-stated contention that he will play for no other coach than Jackson, and he will play for no other team than the Bulls, which would mean no Jordan filling up the nets next season.

This step assigns a single number to each patient that indicates his position within a continuum of recovery.

Senator Kerry has not indicated his position on health savings plans.

An incident that occurred a few months after he enlisted, however, indicated his position on the subject.

The governor, a Catholic who has broken with church teachings in his support for abortion rights, has not indicated his position on the women's health bill.

George Osborne has said the fight to keep Britain in the EU is bigger than his own political career, after at least 58 Conservative MPs indicated his position would be untenable if Britain voted to leave the EU.

Bradley forgot that the whole meaning of a spatial or temporal description is not exhausted when attention is given to the connotations of the terms used; what has to be considered is the words as used in their context, which is that of a person who can indicate his position in space and time because of the fact that he is himself situated in space and time.

Republican Gov. Sam Brownback has not indicated his position on the bill but previously has said he is willing to sign anti-abortion bills.

In addition, each author should provide biographical information indicating his or her present position, past affiliations or official positions relevant to the subject of the article, and all academic degrees and the institutions from which they were received.

He has been groomed to rule, as indicated by his position as MP for the family's longstanding constituency, Amethi, in Uttar Pradesh.

Some interpreters, however, consider al-Ashʿarī's claim that human beings are the subjects of temporary powers for specific actions to indicate that his position falls short of full-blown occasionalism (Frank 1966).