Sentence examples for remarked indicates from inspiring English sources

One essay here was notably sleeker in the London Review of Books, whose first-line cut – "Lacan said" for "Lacan famously remarked" – indicates how gently they let air out of Phillips's style.

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.

It will be argued that Montaigne's remark indicates just one of a small group of 'self-deception positions', the others of which are inconsistent if the logic of belief is that of a (relativised) modal system of type KD4 (Hintikka's choice), and all of which are inconsistent if KD45 is adopted (commonly the choice in AI).

His remark indicates that the deal will not be overhauled, let alone terminated.

Perhaps his curt remark indicates physical weariness.

Nevertheless, her remarks indicate a striking change in rhetoric.

Even the laid-back Suns made veiled remarks indicating they were happy to see O'Neal leave.

He later attempted to water down these remarks, indicating that Cyprus was a unique case.

Mr. Steinbrenner has never been shy about it, as his recent remarks indicate.

But Mr. Larijani's remarks indicated that Iran had gone a step further.