Sentence examples for indicates something to from inspiring English sources

Yet this posture, even if only fleeting, indicates something to be considered going forward -- namely that Trump is so far around the bend that even a candidate named Bush (with all of that attendant baggage) can seem like a reasonable alternative.

The difference in these results for athletes and non-athletes indicates something is working to the advantage of the athletes over their accusers.

Nasty by definition indicates something unpleasant, nauseating, repugnant to the mind, and/or morally bad.

FRESH HANDLER, motioning with her hand to indicate something close to "Yes...I told you this was a stupid idea".: Sort of.

Noting that a mental block indicates "something that you are trying to avoid," Janet Fish said that a dry period "can lead you to stop working entirely.

She said Ms. Stewart had a visible reaction to seeing the message on the screen, and added, "The abruptness with which she reacted to it indicates something".

"Evil" doesn't have a moral connotation in cyberland but indicates something "sufficiently mal-designed as to be not worth the bother of dealing with".

Albert rejects Philip's position, but the fact that Albert examines the issue at all indicates something about the esteem given to Philip's work.

It indicates something much more than it used to mean, and that's kinda cool.

Images to the RIGHT of the handle indicate something coming TO the querent while images to the LEFT of the handle represent things coming FROM the domain.

That the hoaxers referred to Abyssinia, not Ethiopia, also indicates something about the worldview behind it.