Sentence examples for indicating quite from inspiring English sources

Her New York debut showcases a steady artistic progress, while also indicating quite a bit of room for improvement.

That compass on Wednesday seemed to be indicating, quite powerfully, that Americans remain starkly divided about who the nominees for president, both Democratic and Republican, should be.

Transition-state approach is used to calculate the diffusion and solubility coefficients of small penetrants in these matrices, indicating quite low values in NBR and reasonable agreement with experimental results.

The results revealed a fractal-like relationship between the mass and mobility size in the range 50 500 nm indicating quite compact agglomerate structure, and an effective density in the range of 0.51 0.83 g/cm3.

Answers were coded with 1 indicating not at all, 2 indicating not very much, 3 indicating quite a lot, and 4 indicating a great deal.

While the majority of the patients coming to hip replacement had WOMAC scores of 40 or more, a number of patients had relatively low total scores, indicating quite mild pain and disability.

The results presented indicate quite clearly that θ w, which is an indicator of the small/large temperature difference between the surface and the ambient fluid, has a relevant effect on heat transfer characteristics and temperature distributions within the flow region generated by an isothermal sheet stretched.

"This indicates quite clearly that it's a health crisis that needs doing about".

The number of shell casings that speckle the dirt along the property's front wall indicate quite a fusillade.

Introducing Quotations from Mao Tse-Tung, Albee wrote "I have indicated, quite precisely... by means of commas, periods, semi-colons, dashes and dots... the speech rhythms.

In January, when Mail Online surpassed the Times, a spokeswoman for the latter said, "A quick review of our site versus the Daily Mail should indicate quite clearly that they are not in our competitive set".