Sentence examples for indicates one of from inspiring English sources
As the name indicates, one of the main roles of the library is to assist Congress in the research it needs in order to pass bills.
Usually a ministerial reshuffling indicates one of two things: success rewarded with promotion, or failure marked out by a the disappearance of said minister into obscurity.
A glance at Amazon indicates one of the titles "thrown away" was Under Siege: The BBC in the Crisis Years, while Seaton's academic profile still has the title as Holding the Line; which together suggest the BBC is determined to resist anything conveying the idea of it as beleaguered – even 25-40 years ago. 25-40 years ago
The dashed white arrow indicates one of the westward movements as an example.
If a received sample r m = x ̄ m ∈ s s, r m indicates one of "□" marks.
The k indicates one of the 411 distinguishable syllables, i.e., 1 ≤ k ≤ 411.
"You jailed one of these men," Mr. Ibrahim went on, indicating one of the police officers sitting on the carpet in front of them.
The massive contradiction can only indicate one of two things.
Andy indicated one of the cylinders with his chin.
Considering that he selected his roles, these choices indicate one of the traps of stardom.
"This guy here," Porritt said, indicating one of the CCTV images.
