Sentence examples for indication of something from inspiring English sources
And 2010 was a backlash — or a Republican surge or whatever you want to call it — that may or may not be an indication of something long-lasting.
The battle lines (sometimes less literal than in Waco) that emerge in cities are often an indication of something more systemic bubbling beneath the surface.
He birdied No. 1, but the first indication of something special came at No. 3, when he poured in a 33-foot putt for birdie.
The first indication of something new in the Collage wines had nothing to do with taste; it was the use of the New World spelling for syrah -- "shiraz".
Igarashi did give up one dangerously long fly ball to the warning track by Troy Tulowitzki, but he struck out Ryan Spilborghs and got Ian Stewart to ground out, then pumped his fist — an indication of something very important for Igarashi.
Nevertheless, his study is not the only indication of something amiss.In recent years, research has suggested that transfusion is not necessarily a good thing for patients suffering from serious injuries, for those who have undergone surgery and even for those who are anaemic.
Suspicions first emerged in July, when "there were indications of something amiss, some kind of misconduct," the official said.
"Often these battles and trading of territory are talked about in exaggerated terms for various reasons, but right now we haven't seen any indications of something big or catastrophic".
Yet as Pierre-Paul follows up his star second year with what has been an inconsistent one, the mere notion that the Giants' coaches are comfortable using him in a variety of roles is perhaps the best indication of development — something that wasn't necessarily guaranteed from a player whose overwhelming athleticism often inspires teammates to refer to him as a "freak".
So the CheckLight aims to give an outward indication of when something damaging may have occurred, so that help can come quickly.
