Sentence examples for of the indicative from inspiring English sources

Here are the results of the indicative votes on the Brexit alternatives.

That means John Bercow, the Speaker, will announce the results of the indicative votes in about two minutes.

The motor of the novel's intellectual ingenuity, its comedy and its considerable suspense is the transformation of the indicative into the conditional.

So use the subjunctive "were" instead of the indicative "is" or "was": "as if 'A New' were the block's appellation".

In an emotional speech shortly after learning the result of the indicative votes, Boles said the Conservatives had refused to compromise.

The interpretation of the indicative meaning of Roman fishtanks, for example, plays a critical role in reconstructions of late Holocene Mediterranean sea levels.

In the epistles of Paul, the indicatives of gospel and faith serve to ground the imperatives of attitude and behaviour.

The most important of these is the indicative votes plan.

Formation of the present indicative: the competing forces of sound change and analogical adjustment.

Recent press analysis of the Hefce indicative Student Number Control figures made interesting if not predictable reading.

Note dimpling on the fruitlet in the upper left corner of the photo – indicative of fruit infestation.