Sentence examples for rather an indication from inspiring English sources

"It is not a disease, but rather an indication from the body that it is being irritated by something," said Dr. Reisacher, an otolaryngic allergist.

A preference for DiCaprio, though, isn't simply hormonal downtime – who you'd prefer when you're not choosing for genes – but rather an indication of preferences in the longer term.

Mr. Shea admits that unemployment has tended to grow, but feels as long as it takes the form it has in recent years - a lag in jobs behind production gains - it will not be an economic threat but rather an indication of basic economic health.

Perhaps more important than that timeline was the committee's insistence, echoed by Mr. Bernanke, that the 2015 horizon was not an estimate of when the recovery would begin, but rather an indication of the Fed's determination to keep its foot on the gas well past that point.

The results of the STICH viability substudy are probably not a reflection of the modality of viability testing used, but rather an indication of the substantive effect of optimal medical therapy.

The failure of WITNESS to approximate these data is not a failure of the WITNESS model, but rather an indication that filler siphoning theory alone is insufficient to approximate the empirical data.

But he believes this is a case of wrong classification rather than an indication that sea monsters do not exist.

Rather than an indication that Miyamoto has taken up some unspeakable pastimes in recent years, his request indicates a shyness, a natural tendency away from the limelight.

The "S" on our hero's chest is revealed to be a Kryptonian symbol of hope, rather than an indication of his god-like powers.

Mr. Dayan's assessment seems to buttress the theory that the collective saber rattling is part of a campaign to pressure the Obama administration and the international community, rather than an indication of the imminence of an Israeli strike.

Funny how it's refreshing to see a TV cop who's good at being a cop without throwing the rule book out or slamming the phone down – even the way she ignores new boss Chief Bill's instructions to stop pestering Lester ("Got to say - I'm super ticked here") feels like good policing rather than an indication of her maverick tendencies.