Sentence examples for thought indicated from inspiring English sources

And there were calcifications that the radiologist thought indicated a silent victory of my immune system over a tubercular infection that I never knew I had.

A year before, he had given the district attorney's office a tape of a recorded conversation that he thought indicated that his client's family was the target of extortion by Kellner.

Low impact consultations for symptoms that the respondent thought indicated a potentially serious condition which warranted medical attention regardless of its level of severity or interference with daily activities probably constitutes appropriate behaviour.

He said was impressed by her beauty, especially her smile, and by what he called the "efficiency of thought" indicated by her wording.

The time course of the decay is however considerably more complex than previously thought, indicating the presence of several relaxation processes, with time constants ranging from 1 ms to at least 40 s.

"I pointed to some very clear statements by Mr Abbott which I think indicated his attitudes to Australians and to Australian women in particular," she said.

So we decided to go for something sillier – something our on-stage personas would think indicated "classy entertainers" – and have ended up with baggy, brown, striped shirts and grey trousers.

This, you might think, indicates a certain lack of imagination on the part of the popular Australian singer.

I don't see it...This, I think, indicates the scope of the task for macroeconomics that lies ahead.

The largest group by far – 43% – preferred the option "I don't really know what to think", indicating, apparently, not a state of angst, but a contented lack of concern with the question.

They pointed to several recent letters from Commissioner Gary Pierce that they think indicate he might support APS' efforts to change the net metering policy.