Sentence examples for indicating something else from inspiring English sources

The starting idea is this: if something has the function of indicating something else then it is supposed to indicate it but, since items don't always perform their functions, room for error has been made.

The blood indicated something else.

I think, though, they indicate something else.

Now the silences seem to indicate something else.

Concrete nouns almost force the writer to use vivid verbs: an observation might explain something, or a phenomenon might indicate something else.

I attributed it to being an adolescent, and it is my deep regret that those behaviours might have indicated something else: depression, perhaps".

The sellout crowds and news media scrums and scuffles in front of anyone promising a Kobe-related sound bite indicate something else.

The lightest of washes above and below denote the sky and a sandy beach, while a handful of darker yellow marks towards the bottom of the page indicate something else.

But the size of the recent demonstrations, and the fact that Mr. Wade had to back down from his efforts to change the Constitution after one of them on June 23, appear to indicate something else.

Appointing Karpathy a Tesla's director of AI research indicates something else about the challenge of autonomous driving: there's some distance left to go before it's solved (see "What to Know Before You Get in a Self-Driving Car").

But colours could also indicate something else.