Sentence examples for to indicate something from inspiring English sources

Now the silences seem to indicate something else.

The differences have to indicate something about that which remains the same.

(That's me, not giggling like a ruddy female, but laughing like a man, to indicate something is amusing, obviously).

It's been very frustrating to me, because I tell people about my experience and it goes pffft pffft" — he gestured to indicate something passing over his head.

With a tap, you can set the background color of the page to match your mood, or perhaps to indicate something significant that happened that day.

Strikeout rates have been trending upward for most of the past century, but what has happened in recent years seems to indicate something more.

Images to the RIGHT of the handle indicate something coming TO the querent while images to the LEFT of the handle represent things coming FROM the domain.

Of course, she added, it is important for all artists and writers to assess whether rejections indicate something lacking in their "craft or artistry or for reasons that have nothing to do with that, such as the forces of the marketplace over which they have no control".

We need to know the little things may indicate something far more serious.

I was curious to see, however, that the data indicate something more than that.

I think, though, they indicate something else.