Sentence examples for indicates some sort of from inspiring English sources

The fate of Susan Pevensie, he told me, indicates "some sort of crazed, deranged Manichaeism.

Certainly his disappearance into the wilds with Natalie, one of the scientists at the research facility, indicates some sort of guilt.

The design itself – a challenging two-piece – also suggests some sort of "independence" she says, or indicates some sort of relationship split later down the line.

Higher R b greater than 5 indicates some sort of geological control.

"I wish that we could somehow get away from using that phrase, as it indicates some sort of status for the people who use dogs in a malign way.

There is a relative difference between the measured and the calculated value jumps from one percent to several percents in Table 6, which indicates some sort of failure of the efficiency transfer methodology in general at very large distances and for higher energies which can be explained in some points as follows.

But it could indicate "some sort of agreement" was in the works, he added, calling the situation "extremely fluid".

He also abolished enslavement for debt, pulling up the boundary markers, or horoi, which indicated some sort of obligation.

"Bertelsmann's overall relationship with Napster does, in my opinion, indicate some sort of dedication to the future of digital music," said Stacey Herron, a music analyst at Jupiter Research.

Of course, unanimity can indicate some sort of brainwashing, but it does not seem to have occurred to Mr Hayes that it could also indicate that they know something he doesn't.

The suggestion that developers are playing fast and loose with a pristine area was echoed throughout the day as we toured the hundreds of islands, many of them marked by a single, unassuming flag indicating some sort of ownership or planned development.