Sentence examples for small indications from inspiring English sources

Still, there were small indications that things were different at the gun show this weekend.

AS THE first polls closed in America on Tuesday November 4th, there were signs that turnout would be large with perhaps as many as 130m people voting and some small indications that the Democrats would enjoy encouraging results.

Small indications of that attitude are everywhere, such as the sign "Newtown Strong" that appeared under the scoreboard when the high school basketball team returned to the court Wednesday.

The variation serves to increase the background "noise" and this tends to hide small indications of disease, as reviewed in [19] and explored by Meyer and Hillbeck [7].

Corporate America has only offered small indications that they're hiring again, with firms such as General Electric announcing they plan to take on new employees, while others, like Hewlett-Packard and Citigroup, recently announced payroll cuts.

In the past few months there have been small indications of progress.

That is a small indication of how thoroughly the series has broken the television mold.

As totalitarian regimes teach us, freedom to dress is no small indication of wider liberties.

The anxiety over charities is only one small indication of the fear and bewilderment felt by many American Muslims.

The one small indication of public scrutiny of the latter war appeared within China where protests against the invasion of Vietnam were heard.

A small indication of his untypical nature was that in a party of striped-suited sartorialists, he was the only Tory MP I have seen wearing a sports jacket in the Commons chamber.