Sentence examples for it indicates something from inspiring English sources

It indicates something wished-for, not something true.

It indicates something much more than it used to mean, and that's kinda cool.

When it appears en masse, it indicates something is wrong with a country's immune system.

She said Ms. Stewart had a visible reaction to seeing the message on the screen, and added, "The abruptness with which she reacted to it indicates something".

Surely it indicates something about current literary fashion that the creakiest fictional devices should seem so refreshing and new, so generously willing to gratify our taste for the neatly dovetailed plot.

In reality, it indicates something very different but equally disturbing, not just for potential victims but also for the police officers who may fire at them: police use of firearms is inherently dangerous.

It was only as an adult, returning for visits, that she began to feel quietly dismayed by her mother's thrift, as if it indicated something disturbing.

[2nd female voice] It also indicates something I think that's interesting that immigration for all groups.

If she says she just wasn't hungry, contact the school: it may indicate something worrying – but it may not.

That the hoaxers referred to Abyssinia, not Ethiopia, also indicates something about the worldview behind it.

It is more typical in literature that the fragmented narrative indicates something broken.