Sentence examples for sort of indication from inspiring English sources

But the 2007 World Cup result may be some sort of indication about the French," he said.

If the sentiments on social media are any sort of indication, then I personally feel this on a very regular basis.

"Secondly, to get some sort of indication from his side about where the policy is going and what he thinks might be the future of these people who are being detained indefinitely at the moment.

Before adjourning for sentencing, Judge Timothy Pontius said: "I emphasise very firmly that the fact I'm releasing you on bail should not serve as any sort of indication of what the sentence will be".

"If females prefer men with low voices, that suggests the pitch of the voice gives some sort of indication of the underlying quality of the men," said Dr Alan McElligott of Queen Mary, University of London, "but the exact link between quality of the men and pitch of the voice is not known".

"And obviously we would like some sort of indication as to what they're going to do".

On the cover of the booklet, in big calligraphed letters, are written the French words 'Je t'aime.' Sneaking a peek at those stained pages, I can distinguish a list of names with all sorts of indications".

(But then, there are all sorts of indications that Mr. Mason has lost touch with the contemporary world; he thinks -- or says he does -- that men still excuse themselves to go to the restroom by saying they have to see a man about a horse).

Outputs will include a summative list of unique indications, an evidence map with validity/reliability assessments, a detailed evaluation of the content underlying indications and a RAM-based sorting of indications into chapters subdivided by associated decision variables.

"A majority have made some sort of gentle indication, a remark like, 'Why don't we talk about extending Jürgen's contract.

So, if you know where you're getting stuff, and you have this prettification capability, couldn't you mark that up with sort of an indication of where it — you know, "from Twitter".