Sentence examples for is indicate from inspiring English sources
verb
To point out; to discover; to direct to a knowledge of; to show; to make known.
- The guard blew his whistle to indicate imminent departure.
(They don't actually perform the lifts. They "mark" them that is, indicate them loosely).
What Jeffrey has done is indicate that forgetting the self is not a constructive approach.
We know too little about such matters; but the least we can do is indicate that they count.
(They don't actually perform the lifts. They "mark" them — that is, indicate them loosely).
What I would like it to do is indicate, too, some of the working-class developments that formed south London, the housing projects that so impressed Sherlock Holmes.
But Greg Colvin, a tax lawyer specializing in nonprofit organizations, told me, "All Fischer has to do to violate the law is indicate that a person should be favored or disfavored in the coming election"; if he oversteps, the tax exemption becomes a government subsidy for "a political message".
Nothing is indicated to you.
"McCain is indicating he's pro-life".
Division into isoprene units is indicated.
That is indicated by the theme, "You.
