Sentence examples for surest indication from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Stempler said the surest indication was the number of flights canceled for reasons other than weather.

This wellspring of Silicon Valley software creativity is the surest indication that the Java phenomenon has reached beyond the confines of Sun's public relations department.

The surest indication of Ms. Partridge's limitations at Tuesday's opening night show was her scat singing, which was of "Bobba-do, bobba-do" variety.

The New Yorker, February 23 , 1935P. 9 The surest indication of the return of good times is the return of surliness in the town's box offices.

Perhaps the surest indication that the looming political season will be ugly has come from repeated Republican suggestions that Mr. Kerry "looks French".

By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 23 , 1935P. 9 The surest indication of the return of good times is the return of surliness in the town's box offices.

But that finding wasn't a sure indication of clouds on the planet.

This curious juxtaposition is a sure indication of very muddled thinking.

One sure indication of this is the recent glut of film tie-ins and console conversions.

There has been no sure indication that the miners are alive.

This is a sure indication of the government's continuing failure to place enough emphasis on the voluntary sector.