Sentence examples for indicating anything from inspiring English sources

Bettman and Fehr's characterizations of contentious differences between management and union were the first public statements by either side indicating anything other than cordiality.

One Obama adviser counseled against interpreting Mr. Summers's inclusion on the 17-member economic advisory board that Mr. Obama announced on Thursday, and Mr. Geithner's absence, as indicating anything about their relative chances.

But Irene Recio, a lawyer in the Washington office of Baker & McKenzie who is representing International Mission of Hope as well as the eight families stranded at the Evergreen Hotel, said the immigration service has not presented any information indicating anything was wrong in these cases.

The inquiry panel has heard lengthy testimony from other officials about Mr. Blair's approach in the year before the war, and whether the prime minister gave President Bush a pledge that Britain would join in an invasion of Iraq long before indicating anything of the kind to his cabinet or to the British public.

What makes the project even more intriguing is the lack of information indicating anything of this sort was coming.

What makes this even more intriguing is the lack of information indicating anything of this sort was coming.

Nor has he ever indicated anything like a trend.

"Simply being more aggressive doesn't necessarily indicate anything".

"But right now there are no strong patterns out there that would indicate anything in particular".

Does any of this genealogy indicate anything for tonight's struggle?

They won't say the 3-point margin indicated anything for a Super Bowl matchup.