Sentence examples for obvious signals from inspiring English sources

But less obvious signals — a raised eyebrow or impatient glance at a watch — elude her.

If politicians weren't seeing this now they would be ignoring the very obvious signals".

"It makes it very easy for us to tell the very obvious signals of massive fauna change," Dr. Olsen said.

The characters — Washington types, in and out of government — are all egotists who think they know how the world works yet miss the most obvious signals.

He raged at BMW for not warning him of how urgent Longbridge's plight was: his critics (including BMW) said that he should have read obvious signals.

On Saturday, when he had last spoken with reporters, he sat in front of a fireplace at his ranch, and both scenes sent obvious signals that Mr. Bush was calm and relaxed, centered and confident.

The obvious signal to reporters: Old-fashioned scoops still count.

The obvious signal was that the play was going to be a run, and it was, for a modest gain.

But the college grades business is just such an obvious signal to white conservatives that Trump doesn't even care what people think.

If the food's form itself doesn't imply a portion size -- the way, say, one apple or one cupcake does -- there's no obvious signal to stop.

But one American official involved in Venezuelan policy said of today's White House statement, "It's a clearly obvious signal -- don't wait until August".