The phrase "indicating at" is not correct in written English.
You should use the phrase "indicating" instead. For example: "The professor's raised eyebrows were indicating his disbelief."
As Dublin drove off, she was seen changing lanes "suddenly and without indicating" at speed.
Bakhshi (South) responded two clubs, an inverted minor-suit raise indicating at least game-invitational values.
South rebid three diamonds, indicating at least 5-5 in the majors.
Mr. McCartin said that sales of the ticket packages have been healthy, indicating at least anecdotally that the campaign was a success.
"The stock market, which is seldom wrong about these things, is indicating at the moment that the outcome is far from certain," Mr. Varley said.
However, his statements on the Arab Spring did not include the calls to violence that had previously marked his rhetoric, indicating at least a shift in tone.
Mr. Moussaoui, whose native language is French and whose English is often difficult to understand, appeared at one point to say that he took no part in the Sept. 11 plot, while indicating at other points that he did.
(In addition, the New York Fed is indicating, at least at the technical level, a preference for a minimum balance at risk.
Although Mr. Kim called for "steadfast confidence in justice of the Socialist system and victory of Socialism," he has recently begun indicating at least some policy shift.
