Sentence examples for phrase indicates from inspiring English sources

The phrase indicates wanting to be platinum without wanting to say platinum.

The speculative, conditional mode of the last phrase indicates just how little we know.

Too often, the phrase indicates that the acquirer is suddenly bewitched by the attraction of sheer size, or, more dangerously, is getting into a field it doesn't understand properly.

A longer pause between the first and second phrases also indicates the RB meaning, while a longer pause between the second noun and its particle ("no"), inside the second phrase, indicates the LB meaning.

Why does he add the qualifying phrase "so-called?" This phrase indicates not that these are false Pythagoreans in contrast to some other true Pythagoreans but rather that this is the standard way of referring to these people, it is what people call them; but the phrase also indicates that Aristotle has reservations about the name.

This phrase indicates that the textbook was retrieved from an online source and is used to introduce the source.

He became famous as the creator and expounder of "organic architecture," his phrase indicating buildings that harmonize both with their inhabitants and with their environment.

Nabuma Rubberband is a poetic title combining the name of the sister of the group's friend Maddox, a Ugandan reggae artist, and a hip-hop phrase indicating a wad of cash.

"Videotaping of any type, including but not limited to taping of an opponent's offensive or defensive signals, is prohibited on the sidelines," it read, in part, a phrase indicating foreshadowing or the sense that the rule needed clarification.

Tonight, Mr. Bush's advisers were trying to assess whether Mr. Jiang's use of such a casual English phrase indicated that Beijing was gradually backing down from its demand for an explicit apology.

Take "Niágara en Bicicleta," a depressing portrayal of public hospitals in the developing world, named for a Dominican phrase indicating a situation as hopelessly difficult as traversing Niagara Falls on a bicycle.