indication **

But he gave no indication of what his next step might be.

If the recent record is any indication, we may never find out.

The Bush administration has given no indication of its position.

Indications of what takes hold, if anything, should come early next year.

But one indication will come in the next few months.

No indication was given as to how they might have died.

I gave him no indication of what our policy might be.

If the last few weeks are any indication, the answer is no.

No indication of who the man in the case was.

No indication has been given of when we will see our families again.

He gave every indication of someone who had come to an important decision.

Their next words were an indication of what they had in mind.

We were cut off, but I had no indication he was about to ask anything of the sort.

But there is no indication whether he will show up.

Early indications, from a private reading last month, are very good.

But he has given no indication of his political plans.

Still, they give an indication of the summer school picture.

And if a recent visit is any indication, they do.

There was no indication when the board might do so.

There is no indication of how much money was involved.

Had he seen or heard any indication yet that they would?

But by most indications, it seems to have done everything else wrong.

The other 18 percent have early indications of the disease.

But there was no indication of when the Court might act.