Sentence examples for more to indicate from inspiring English sources

Rule writes of her suspicion: "I forgot about it … A lot of people drove VWs … I heard nothing more to indicate Ted Bundy was a viable suspect".

"It now seems clear that there is far more to indicate that Emmanuel was involved than the slim evidence pointing" to Richard I. Ricci, the initial suspect, Mr. Anderson said in the memorandum, which he released last week.

Mr Hoffman's book is good at showing how biology helps identify blame, but it could have done more to indicate how science might make the way people are punished more effective.

howardmarch's "Clegg's no conservative or liberal - eaten for breakfast" just needed something more to indicate SCRAMBLED so the winner is chastelordarcher's "Yesterday's working title: 'Clegg bred mass disaffection' (9,4)", with its reference to what Paul McCartney originally sang to himself instead of "Yesterday" - which I shamefully failed to get on first read.

The fact that consumers are so aware of the OS is interesting to me: it seems once more to indicate we are still looking at early adopters here.

Prolegomena should by contrast be preparatory exercises; they ought more to indicate what needs to be done in order to bring a science into existence if possible, than to present the science itself.

The indicators on the back are more subtle, but more likely to indicate a game's questionable authenticity.

Less educated parents and parents of more sociable and more reactive children were more likely to indicate that they would avoid giving analgesia (Avoidance factor; p < 0.001).

Our results showed that more anxious people were more likely to indicate themselves as weather-sensitive persons.

Likewise, a bee may waggle a bit more quickly to indicate greater distance.

Among teens, the rise was also dramatic but was more likely to indicate attempts at intentional self-harm.