Sentence examples for indication of wanting from inspiring English sources

Though C.C.N.Y. attorneys give no indication of wanting to settle the lawsuit, Marinoff, in his relentless drive forward, insists that they're getting scared.

When Mr. Greenberg left A.I.G., some analysts suggested that part of the reason was that his father gave no indication of wanting to retire.

And he gives no indication of wanting to go home despite the demands of playing in the Premier League, especially for a smaller club like Fulham.

The 26-year-old has shown no indication of wanting to take on Maunsel, though he has formed an improbable friendship with the baronet.

The American's response, a death stare that gave every indication of wanting to shatter his opponent's body into a billion pieces, became the subject of thousands of internet memes.

The EU is showing every indication of wanting to push the refugee "problem" off its soil, a sign of its unwillingness to deal with the fruits of its foreign policy.

Mr Dewani's psychiatrist had declared him to be "far better" and he himself had given indications of wanting to return to Africa to fight the case.

Berlin's justice administrator didn't give more details and said only that the detainee hadn't shown any indications of wanting to commit suicide.

Punch Taverns, with 1,500 pubs, this weekend gave its clearest indication yet of wanting to trump Whitbread's offer for Allied's estate.

Assure them, however, that your eagerness is in no way an indication of you wanting to keep the child yourself.

Our competitive feelings are an indication of what we want, and acknowledging what we want is key to getting to know ourselves.