Sentence examples for indication of effort from inspiring English sources
"Satrapi's voice is as artfully artless as her graphic style, never giving any indication of effort or calculation," Luc Sante wrote here.
Satrapi's voice is as artfully artless as her graphic style, never giving any indication of effort or calculation but simply communicating, in a way that feels unmediated, like a letter from a friend, in this case a wonderful friend: honest, strong-willed, funny, tender, impulsive, self-aware.
At the same time, such a dramatic increase is probably also an indication of efforts to traffic increased amounts of ATS through Cambodia, he opined.
The interview was the latest indication of efforts by Chinese authorities to stage-manage Mr. Obama's visit here and the shaping of his public image in China.
We compare successful and unsuccessful projects on volume of communication and on use of inclusive pronouns as an indication of efforts to create intimacy among team members.
Amid Iranian threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial waterway for oil supplies, there have been indications of efforts to calm the increasingly charged atmosphere and discourse.
In an indication of his effort to appeal to independents and Republicans, Mr. Gore praised Republicans like Gov. George E. Pataki of New York who have supported gun control measures.
Of particular interest was to compare the long-term benefits of using different intensities of habitat restoration to provide some indication of the effort needed to produce a sizeable effect.
Human Rights First investigated this facet of the resettlement program, ultimately finding "no indication of any efforts to limit resettlement of Christian refugees from Syria".
Recent policies seek to penalize doctors for high readmission rates, an indication of hospitals' efforts to avoid such possibly redundant procedures [ 17].
The breadth and relevance of the findings to those engaged in caring for families has been well received, providing an indication of where efforts need to be placed to improve quality and outcomes of care.
