Sentence examples for the indicative is from inspiring English sources

Possibility claims have corresponding meta-claims asserting that the denial of the indicative is not nomological.

Modal claims of necessity are construed as indicatives combined with a meta-claim that the indicative is nomological.

In the lexicogrammatical expression of MOOD, the imperative is used to demand goods-&-services (and realizes a command), while the indicative is typically used to exchange information.

It is known that when I speak or write, the indicative is the more direct, frontal way of speaking the language I speak and that, on the contrary, the subjunctive and the conditional are more indirect, transversal ways of the mental-linguistic posture I can adopt in relating with those different from me and with the world.

So use the subjunctive "were" instead of the indicative "is" or "was": "as if 'A New' were the block's appellation".

The present indicative is almost always the first verb form you will learn when studying Spanish.

But trying to interest them in the imperfect indicative is a task to challenge even him.

The indicative price is around 15-20% yield.

The indicative mood is used in all independent expository clauses.

The indicative schedule was given in Frédérick Bordry's slides at last week's meeting on Future Circular Colliders.

"The performance yesterday is indicative of the improvement.