Sentence examples for play indicates from inspiring English sources

Their inexperience has earned them the nickname the "Baby Boilers," but their play indicates otherwise.

She points out that the play indicates how the enemy was held in the "collective imagination" of the Athenians – a picture quite different from that of Homer's Iliad, where Asians and Greeks are given a largely even-handed treatment.

His delicate air of fraudulence would be more exciting if it seemed intentional, but Ms Margolin's shock at Mr Wiesel's response to the play indicates a lack of awareness.

With the big blinking caveats that there are vast variations within — as opposed to between — the sexes and that nature is heavily influenced by nurture, research on sex and play indicates that little boys are more readily drawn to competitive, rough-and-tumble activities, while little girls (again, big blinking caveat, see above) strive for group harmony over individual dominance.

The pessimistic play indicates the trader expects MW's share price to continue lower ahead of expiration day.

In addition to the Durak card game, other apps alleged to be involved include: A Russian language IQ test, which Google Play indicates had been downloaded up to five million times.

Schwolsky's reference to being "in play" indicated that Dye and his group were thinking of joining another firm.

Several producers who rejected Morrison's play indicate that it was the work itself, and not its politics, that was the problem.

[cartoon id= a17759"] Schwolsky's reference to being "in play" indicated that Dye and his group were thinking of joining another firm.

His confident, aggressive play indicated he would just as soon pick up where he left off at the Wyndham Championship last week, where he finished fourth and moved up 26 spots to his current ranking.

Eighty percent of the time, the next people to play indicate that your time is up by unzipping their racket covers and strolling on court, without saying a word, without a smile, without acknowledging your existence except as an impediment.