Sentence examples for indication the point from inspiring English sources

While there's not much more to it than that, if the first episode is any indication, the point of the series is a little bit car porn, a little bit coffee porn, and a little bit slice of life, uh, porn.

Horse meat is much cheaper than beef, and investigators have discovered a murky, often unregulated procession of players stretching from Romania to Mexico, with no clear indication of the point at which it enters the mix of meat sold as beef, exploiting an age-old hankering for Britain's signature hearty food.

This provides an indication of the point at which maximum performance and subsequently maximal generalisation can be attained and thus optimises these.

It might be argued that this pass-the-parcel-very-quickly approach to narrative consciousness is the sign of a failure in prose technique; that readers need clearer indications of when the point of view is changing, or at least to stay "deep" in one or other of the characters for longer periods than single paragraphs.

"All of the indications point to the fact that North Korea is making progress, as they declared".

The next head of the Federal Reserve may well be a woman – all the indications point to President Obama choosing Janet Yellen, the current vice chairwoman.

Figure 1 shows these five measurement trajectories (green squares) with the indication of the access point (blue circle with dot) on the ground plan of (a part of) the second floor.

That was the indication, were any needed that the point would do nicely for them.

There have already been indications, such as the points deduction of Yeovil – who stagger to the season's close on the promise that they will revert to part-time status following a pre-season fundraising effort to try to stay at the level at which they have earned the right to play on the pitch – that some clubs are feeling the negative effects.

He said "all the indications point to their being fairly low-level" operatives.

Figure 1 illustrates the process, with particular indication of points in the flow when the data becomes distinguishable; these are the times when the chosen instruction attack could be mounted, so this is where the HSM's protection becomes crucial.