For months, Sisi made no clear indication of his intentions, and on Monday night he still had not personally confirmed his candidacy.
But you make a very good point, which is that the -- the place you put your money makes a pretty clear indication of where your heart is.
When he remarked at the Oxford Media Convention last week that "hard decisions" had to be made, he gave a clear indication of his intentions.
The Mets had to call up a pitcher, but the fact they chose to send down Jacobs to make room is a clear indication of their intentions.
The Times's decision to open itself to criticism from the inside, criticism that is made public, is a clear indication of its desire to keep its standards high.
For another wince-making indication of the sorry state of the Broadway musical this season, take a gander at the nominees for original score.
If a study did not conduct a meta-analysis or report quantitative estimates, and the authors did not make any indication of the magnitude of effects observed, we indicated that effect sizes were not reported, "NR".
His representatives claimed he would make a decision about his future after the World Cup but he has not made any indication of his plans.
But she makes no indication of how she might reconcile these shattering events with her own near-miraculous American odyssey.
She said Manchin was "teary eyed" as he listened but made no indication of which way he'd vote.
"I mean, some kind of exchange that feels not so transactional, you know?" Interviewing another journalist can be intimidating; even if she makes no indication of it, she's hyper-aware of the encounter as it unfolds and more privy than most to the reality that her every word and gesture are fair game.
