Sentence examples for slight indications from inspiring English sources

But there are slight indications that some conservatives have awakened to the reality that not only does starve-the-beast not work, but it also leads to higher spending.

But since, at heart, he's a nice, reasonably bright guy who's simply a big fish in a dry pond, the only explanation for his gullibility is plot convenience, although there are slight indications that boredom and laziness also account for his fallibility.

There are some slight indications that students who successfully completed an intermediate level of secondary education attained the largest improvements in this domain.

No less than the Oxford Dictionary has a definition for the term: "The putative ability of homosexuals to recognize one another intuitively or by means of very slight indications, " or, "the putative ability of heterosexuals to discern the homosexuality of others".

The case might be similar for Cd, but we found only slight indications for that.

Two weeks later her depressive mood and physical symptoms had recovered, but she still exhibited some slight indications of delusional feelings.

But if the opening leader has the queen, he never leads a trump, so the absence of a trump lead is a slight indication that the vital queen is on the left.

6. Né-Net The store's eye-catching windows, which recently showed mannequins in Mexican wrestling masks and tent dresses, are only a slight indication of the fashion inside.

They gave a slight indication of their potential with a bronze in Belgrade, although they finished outside the medals in regattas in Lucerne and Munich.

"Not only is past performance no guarantee of future performance," he says, "but there's a slight indication that high-flier funds do really horribly the year after".

The second endothermic phase transition of non-irradiated gelatin took place near 155 °C that was assigned to the glass transition followed by a slight indication for exothermic crystallization at 201 °C.