Sentence examples for probably a sign of from inspiring English sources

"It was probably a sign of relief".

It's probably a sign of progress that Prince Saud calls it "a border dispute".

The inside approach that ruined the Knicks was probably a sign of things to come.

High turnout, about 70%, is probably a sign of voters eager to boot out the incumbent, Congress.

He concluded it was probably "a sign of insanity", though he comforted himself that it was free of moral purpose.

"But hey, that's probably a sign of the times – and no editor worth their salt is going to allow it".

It was probably just a sign of his charm.

The glow is probably not a sign of radiation seeping out, a process scientists still contend is impossible.

In other words, the stampede of pot smokers into treatment is probably not a sign of more dependency, but of more aggressive enforcement.

Anyone who has returned a rental car recently has probably seen a sign of the shift: employees in the parking lots are often carrying hand-held computers and printers that interact wirelessly with the company's main computer systems.

It probably represents a sign of more severe disease.