Sentence examples for smallest indication from inspiring English sources

But my old friend and comrade Jonathan Freedland and many others hailed Francis as the "new hero of the left", even though he has never given the smallest indication that he intends to change one syllable of Catholic teaching.

Do you grasp at the smallest indication that this person gives a flip about you?

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.

Graham Smith, chief executive of Republic, which campaigns for an elected head of state, said: "These letters are only a small indication of widespread lobbying that's been going on for years.

But Roddick has never claimed he has the game to compare with those two multi-champions and here was a small indication that his own expectations may be a good deal more limited.

Gillingham, the ill-defined aristo whose name sounds like that of a used car salesman, is back on the scene and he has developed a small indication of personality.

A small indication was the scrapping in April of the last foolish restrictions that allowed only small businesses to produce items like wooden furniture, locks, candles, matches, bangles and pickles.