Sentence examples for indicating a sense from inspiring English sources

Our streets can make us more relaxed by offering spaces that feel safe and intimate; more focused by indicating a sense of control and authority; or aroused by enabling surprising and novel events.

Artists and designers seem to prioritise conservation of the physical print over the digital file indicating a sense of the ephemeral nature of the digital copy.

The second item in the pairs, 'bathroom and the kitchen' and 'sofa and teevee' is given tonic prominence and a falling tone, indicating a sense of definiteness and completion, with a high falling tone 1 on the word "teevee", which conveys a sense of alarm.

One group put a sign on the door of their meeting place indicating a sense of ownership.

One HSA described the CCM training as having provided him with a new career, indicating a sense of significant change in his role, and a higher status within the health system and the community.

Nothing indicated a sense of responsibility.

It indicates a sense of belonging – an irrational loyalty that supersedes the call of serious statecraft.

The paralyzed robot can send signals in order to recruit mobile robots and to indicate a sense to follow.

That indicates a sense of humor and maybe something else: an endless desire for code and a frustration at being limited to it.

Be honest but provide a time by when you will have the answer to indicate a sense of urgency on your part.

That seemed to indicate a sense of urgency as the two sides tried to forge a settlement in time to save the season.