Sentence examples for that this indicated from inspiring English sources

The spectra of stars differ considerably, and originally it was believed that this indicated a wide variety of chemical composition.

But my initial, liberating inference -- that this indicated some stupendous lack of class-consciousness among my new neighbors -- was soon revealed as inaccurate.

Felicity Kendal, aged 64, recently upset a Spectator writer when she announced she'd had a moon and two feathers emblazoned on her leg (he hinted darkly that this indicated "a desire to hold desperately on to youth").

In last Tuesday's report, "Rita Skeeter" pointed out that Harry Potter's wife, Ginny Weasley, had attended the whole tournament while he looked after their children in London, suggesting that this indicated marital trouble, which JK Rowling presumably intended as a bit of amusing satire on the way tabloids operate.

Asked about the declining number of children eligible for free school meals in inner London and claims that this indicated mass social cleansing, the Department for Work and Pensions said: "Our welfare reforms ensure the long-term sustainability of the welfare system while also providing an £80bn safety net for those who need it.

"Neither view is acccurate". Although she acknowledges that Jewish shops were targeted, she rejects the idea that this indicated some underlying Welsh anti-semitism.

He added, "I do not think, however, in any way that this indicates the demise of CCD's".

The department suggests that this "indicates that employment growth is likely to be below its long-term trend growth rate of 1.2% in coming months".

Some scholars suggest that this indicates a common and ancient Indo-Iranian origin of the two ceremonies.

The most worrying possibility is that this indicates a major collapse in demand.

You then suggested that this indicates shareholders are happily supportive of executive-compensation packages.