Sentence examples for indicates not so from inspiring English sources

God's name, according to biblical scholars, indicates not so much that God is (the internal essence of God) as God's being present with us actively involved in human history, so that praising God's name affirms God's continued living presence among us in spite of the violence and death we're mourning.

For use in the multivariate analysis the dichotomisation was changed as follows (excellent, very good = 1) (good, not so good, poor = 1) because of the low number of respondents indicating not so good and poor self-rated health (n = 59).

Nothing indicates that, not so long ago, the routines of Marvel's protagonists were seriously disturbed.

Red symbols usually indicate a safety issue or a serious problem, meanwhile yellow symbols use to indicate a not so urgent problem.

In case of magnesium, potassium and TDS the 'r' value is positive but very close to zero indicating a not so strong correlation of these parameters with fluoride.

For example, results seem to indicate is not so much the theoretical knowledge but the practical application of skills in the use of everyday clinic tools that associates with improved performance.

But the commission indicated it was not so confident.

Cuche made a face that seemed to indicate he was not so convinced.

In fact, the handful of new songs they play today indicate a band not so much on their toes as perfectly relaxed with where they are, although when Will says that "it's nice to go back to using actual instruments and not rely on screechy synthetic sounds", a feeling of despondency and aimlessness washes over me.

So far, the evidence indicates that this is not so.

On the contrary, the whole history of the legislation indicates a fixed purpose not so to do.