Sentence examples for really no indication from inspiring English sources

"There's really no indication that they can make it to that end-goal".

"There's really no indication that the problem is people not having sufficient motivation," said Mann. "People may lack skill training, people may lack day care, they may lack transportation ― and there is no additional support available".

There was really no recent indication that he would go quite so low.

Do you think food in a country like America is really an indication of culture?

"Is it really an indication of moderation if it's a sore and not a cancer?" she asked.

Yzerman, discussing the treatment of Fedorov by the fans Wednesday night, said: "I don't think it's really an indication of how people in Detroit really feel.

Adolfo Carrión, Mr. Ferrer's successor as borough president, said, "I think the fact that people are talking about a possible mayoral campaign for Freddy Ferrer is really an indication that he is still a contender".

JUDITH: they probably put on one of those dog collars that gives him a shock if he nods JUDITH: My three husbands were pieces of work not art QUESTION FROM SAM : There isn't really any indication that the bride and groom are more than nominally Christian, is there?

In one view, tapping the hardware search button will bring up a search option relevant to that context; in another view (even within the same application), tapping that same search button will bring up Bing search — and there's never really any indication as to which you'll be getting.

"It's really an indication of the slow growth of activity".

Were those GOP gains in Virginia and New Jersey really an indication that the entire nation's shifting away from the President?