Indeed, Clinton's latest report on Uganda was remarkably terse in its language, an indication of the west's changing tone towards Uganda's new breed leader.
He added, however, that you could not "make EastEnders out of a Shakespearean tragedy without changing the language" – an indication that sacrifices would have to be made for the proposal to be effective.
Human infants laugh and shriek with delight long before they have mastered any language, an indication of laughter's primitive origins.
Adult Patients, diagnosed with a Major Depression Episode, aged from 18 to 80 years, capability to give informed consent, sufficient knowledge of the German language and indication for antidepressive treatment (medication and/or psychotherapy) can be included.
Such signals, which babies seem to understand even though they can't yet understand language, offer indications of a speaker's mood, attitude, and personality.
The larger structure in which Dante arranged poems written over a 10-year period and the generality of his poetic language are indications of his early and abiding ambition to go beyond the practices of local poets.
The executive close to the negotiations said that Mr. Levin's careful language was an indication that the resolution would deal solely with the financial details of Time Warner's agreement to continue carrying the ABC stations and would not specifically address Disney's concerns about the merger with AOL.
Jon Shure, who worked in Gov. Jim Florio's administration and who now heads a liberal research organization, has read Mr. Corzine's early body language as an indication of a willingness to be bold in bringing about an overhaul of the state's much-maligned tax system.
He speaks in Arabic whereas previous Boko Haram videos have been in the local Hausa language - an indication of a shift in the group's agenda.
If sign language is any indication, the close relationship between how we gesture and how we think may matter more than previously thought.
