Sentence examples for it indicate to from inspiring English sources

Does this litany of death and violence indicate to you that the war has "largely ended" or does it indicate to you that the people telling us the war has "largely ended" are "largely nuts"?

What does it indicate to those hoping to induce more productive networked structures, and apply that knowledge to healthcare?

This impresses the older man for it indicates to him the intrinsic power of the boat.

It indicated to several parties that Goldman had won that business.

"By the number of phone calls we received, it indicates to me that there is a heck of a lot of interest in these races," Mr. Bennett said.

"It indicated to me that he's moving quickly in trying to establish a national prominence and becoming a national candidate".

"It's more of a question of momentum," he said of Trump, "but it indicates to the rest of the country that his supporters can reliably go out and vote for him".

"It indicates to me they're moving more and more in the direction of more sophisticated market-based management of their economy, and I think that's a good thing," Mr. Snow said during a trip to Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa

"It indicated to my silly, romantic mind that here was a pair that was going to nest in the park," said Rob Jett, an avid birdwatcher and resident of Park Slope.

"He is a great entrepreneur and producer and it indicates to me that the administration wants to have somebody in this position who will be much more than simply a distributor of funds," said Peter Gelb, general manager of the Metropolitan Opera.

As you publish more and more letters from supporters of Senator John Kerry attacking every possible action, motive and shortcoming of President Bush, it indicates to me that their hysteria presages Mr. Bush's re-election victory.