Mr. Cheney said he "assumed" Mr. Powell's support of Mr. Obama over Senator John McCain was "an indication of his loyalty and his interest".
The coat of arms is that of England, with the type of crown attributed to the house of Plantagenet, an indication of island loyalty to that dynasty.
I had one phone call from a man who wanted to write a check then and there: $50 as an indication of his loyalty – above and beyond his subscription.
The return of Jonathan Cope, coaxed from retirement to partner Bussell in Christopher Wheeldon's Tryst, met with an enthusiastic reception from Allen Robertson, who saw it as "an indication of the loyalty Bussell generates...This is Bussell at her streamlined best and it's a treat to see the two of them reunited one last time".
Furthermore, as I have noted, retention rates are a poor indication of customer loyalty in situations where customers are held hostage by high switching costs or other barriers, or where customers naturally outgrow a product because of their aging, increased income, or other factors.
Some of you will not if the numerous flaming comments from my original post is any indication of your loyalty.
Subscriptions have now passed the 40,000 mark, a further indication of the loyalty of our readers and the strength of the BBC History Magazine brand.
For conspiracy theorists who regard Ofcom's 40-year-old number two as a closet Birtist, bent on extending the regulator's writ over the BBC, there could be no clearer indication of where his loyalties lie.
It's an indication of our commitment".
In an indication of the passion and loyalty that the group inspires, Planned Parenthood received almost four hundred million dollars in contributions and bequests last year, most of which went for expenses.
Blanchette said such displays of loyalty were "a striking indication of just how singular the party is under Xi".
