Sentence examples for supposed to indicate from inspiring English sources

In the United States, the grape name is supposed to indicate quality.

A badge, on the other hand, is supposed to indicate specific knowledge and skills.

The shading that was supposed to indicate the flirty curl of the woman's toes had become a faded, bluish blur.

The wind direction at certain times on Holi is supposed to indicate the strength of the monsoon that year.

("She was dynamite wrapped in silk".) Mr. Phillips's actual behavior, which is supposed to indicate that the character is autistic, is an inept impersonation of Norman Bates.

This was supposed to indicate that I was an experienced traveller who was not to be messed, with and that in my case, "no" meant no.

The PSA test, which measures a protein released by prostate cells, does what it is supposed to do — indicates a cancer might be present, leading to biopsies to determine if there is a tumor.

Not yet, because this thought came into my mind: His appointments so far — people who are opposed to the mission of the departments they're supposed to lead — seem to indicate an attempt to find a fox for every henhouse.

For the Significant Other, I bought, for about 5 euros, what I thought was a whimsical cellphone charm of a chubby little man called Super Mr. X, whose belly button was supposed to light up to indicate an incoming call.

The contrast enhancement (in dB) and its moving average versus imaging depth are shown in Fig. 3(D), which suggest that the accumulation of the gold nanocages started ~70 µm below the epidermis (where the tumor boundary is supposed to be as indicated by the arrows in Figs. 3(A), 3(B) and 3(D)) and reached its peak around 300 µm beneath the surface.

The lines you are supposed to erase are indicated by the image.