Sentence examples for indicates how desperate from inspiring English sources

That government has agreed indicates how desperate the lot of Australia's first peoples has become.

The point, according to Ms. Myers' letter, is to show how "desperate" Mr. Brown is.

This indicates how lucrative the business is.

It indicates how well someone is nourished.

The fact that such options, most formerly considered taboo by the Social Democrats, are now being seriously considered indicates just how desperate Mr Schröder's party has become.

A YouGov poll in the Sun indicated just how desperate.

Over the weekend, even several low-cost carriers such as ATA and Midwest had tried to impose the fare increases, indicating just how desperate the industry has become over fuel costs at a time when fierce competition is keeping domestic fares low.

Tuesday will indicate how much.

Different types usually indicate how many spoons.

One thing Greg doesn't really point out, however, is how desperate this ploy seems.

Neither of these heated grapplings is indicated in Chekhov's text, but Mr. Dodin's production underscores the banked fires raging inside all the characters, and how desperate they are to grasp at fleeting moments of pleasure: an awareness is slowly growing inside them that their dreams are chimerical, that they will always be trapped in the unsatisfactory present.