Sentence examples for signals of something from inspiring English sources

He has that wonderful problem with the DreamWorks crowd, who voice their contentment in public but emit signals of something less.

Falls in the price of copper, which has been dropping in recent days, are a signal of something more sinister.

He said there was "a suggestion from that data that there is a signal of something, there is an excess of something occurring".

"If this particle is real, it is unavoidable that it's a telltale signal of something new both in terms of states of matter and fundamental forces.

I am proud of co-operative members who have shown a passion and hope for the Co-operative that is the signal of something still special that has been tested but not broken.

A member of the audience, Val Curtis, from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, said: "I want to challenge the panel to come up with ways in which we can make high level consuming a signal of something bad about you rather than something good about you," she said.

Still, this is by far the most promising signal of something like sanity from the land of the Kims (Kim Il-sung, Kim Jong-il Jong-ilw Kim Jong-un) in neandy a decade — sinow the Bush Administration scrapped the Clinton Administration's deal, whereby we sent Pyongyang food and heavy oil, and they allowed International Atomic Energy Agency cameras and inspectors into their nuclear facilities.

A change in their attitude may be a signal of something wrong.

MR: Is this latest project a signal of something more permanent for The Verve Pipe?

Symptoms are a sign or signal of something else, and treating them doesn't necessarily change that "something else".

Better yet, I don't like the word "half," it gives the signal of something being incomplete and in search for any and everything to fill that void of the other half.