Sentence examples for the word indicates from inspiring English sources
A digestif, as the word indicates, should spur along digestion.
As the literal meaning of the word indicates, terror is a military strategy that hopes to change the political situation by spreading fear rather than by causing material damage.
But the word indicates a connection between two musical cultures, and that may be enough for "Rumba de la Isla," an album of songs associated with the great Spanish cantaor Camarón de la Isla, who died in 1992, and reworked by Pedrito Martínez, a 39-year-old Cuban-born, New York-based percussionist, singer and progressive rumbero.
The etymology of the word indicates that the Balts preserved its oldest forms, which is also true of the functions and attributes of the personified Baltic sky god Dievs, who lives on his farmstead on the sky mountain but does not participate in the work of the farm.
In both figures, the size of the word indicates its popularity within the community.
Others, though, have argued that the level of disagreement about the meaning of the word indicates that it either means different things to different people (for instance, the objective versus subjective aspects of consciousness), or else is an umbrella term encompassing a variety of distinct meanings with no simple element in common.
The facilitator could still support the child's hand as she picked out the word indicating what she saw.
But for Hall the word indicated a commitment to inclusion and openness, to "liv[ing] with difference" — to smooth space.
The map labels much of this area as forest, but that is simply medieval nomenclature, a time when the word indicated a deer-hunting ground rather than trees.
Many different uses of the word indicate that the word itself was considered to be useful in planning processes, but hardly connected to an explicit theoretical framework as intended in the ELC.
When participants read action-related words such as kick, pick, lick, motor-specific leg, hand, and mouth areas of the brain activate in response to the word, indicating sensorimotor activation in the comprehension of these words (Pulvermüller, 2005).
