Sentence examples for slightest indication of from inspiring English sources

She wrote, "There is not the slightest indication of a growing feeling of European identity.

Spanish surnames in San Antonio give only the slightest indication of family history.

Ms. Ringuette said, "We've seen not the slightest indication" of "a federal inquiry into the publication" of Mr. Stern's book.

Their poses are also passive, with only the slightest indication of movement, and their physiognomies remain slender.

He said surveillance and telephone bugging of the men provided snippets of information about their extremist activities but not "the slightest indication of any preparation for terrorist attacks".

But there is not the slightest indication of a fretwork of surface lines being used to locate elements of any composition.

"The DFB has not found even the slightest indications of irregularities during our investigation," it said.

But as the accompanying charts show, there are only the slightest indications of a gain in purchases by businesses.

So-called engagement metrics are at best measuring the tip of an iceberg and give only the slightest indications of whether your content is truly driving actual business results, offering surprisingly little correlation with actual return on investments (ROIs).

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.