Sentence examples for remark indicated from inspiring English sources

The silence that followed my daughter's remark indicated that we all recognized that she had made an entirely reasonable suggestion.

More than just a response to rising taxes, Proposition 13 was, as Jarvis's remark indicates, a referendum on representative democracy.

But as his remark indicates, though his work appears blithely and uninhibitedly dancey, it is constructed from an intricate assemblage of phrasing and detail.

Phenomenon 6 explicitly grants that the area rule holds only approximately for the Moon, with a further remark indicating that none of the phenomena are being put forward as holding exactly.

Perhaps his curt remark indicates physical weariness.

His final remarks indicated that he is prepared to offer a formal coalition deal if necessary to the Lib Dems.

Mr. Lyall Grant's remarks indicated that stronger measures — hinting at sanctions — could be taken if Syria ignored the message.

Charles Golvin, a technology analyst at Forrester Research, said Mr. Schiller's remarks indicated that "they have a chip on their shoulder".

Mr. Rumsfeld did not address North Korea today, but his remarks indicated that his assessment of the threat of a ballistic missile attack on America had not changed.

But when the child left the room her parting remarks indicated that she thought of it all in terms of a movie.

Commentators agreed that Park's remarks indicated she was not prepared to step down voluntarily, even if Friday's motion was passed.