I thank God for every indication of discontent, on the part of laboring men and women, at conditions which cramp or fetter the free utterance of their manhood or womanly glory.
This passage is intended to express the rage and jealousy of Guinevere; but MacDowell has given no indication of this fact in his score, and only occasionally does the information find its way into the programme-books.
My London doctor tells me that there is no such unerring indication of radical delicacy of constitution as a fixed pink colour like mine; the more feverish I am, the deeper it grows.
There is no indication of any capacity for patience in his tone.
The formula implies mourning, and yet the clothes both of Elizabeth and her mother are unmistakably coloured ones, and give no indication of an even moderately recent loss.
In the female of the Urosticte I noticed extremely minute or rudimental white tips to the two outer of the four central black tail-feathers; so that here we have an indication of change of some kind in the plumage of this species.
They were farther confirmed in the same supposition, when they saw his phalanx ground arms; which they construed as an indication that he was about to encamp on the spot where he stood.
I give the figure as I find it, without pretending to trust it as anything more than an indication of a great number.
However, in the making of comparisons, difference in the number and distribution of hours is more a matter of method or correlation between branches than an indication of actual difference in accomplishment.
This was an indication the enemy had spotted figures moving in the direction of the house.
Whenever they saw anyone approaching or any other indication of possible danger they gently pulled the string, the bell tinkled, it was heard by our companions in the trench, word was passed along, and everyone prepared for emergencies.
It is a curious fact, however, and one which gives a strange indication of the lawless state of the times, that no one imagined the absence of Lucy de Ashby could proceed from any ordinary accident.
Can it be, that sometimes the spirit has an indication of coming fate, from beings that we see not?
He was playing with his lower lip, always an indicationin him of mental disturbance.
No indication reached us that we had disturbed the inmates.
Come here quietly, so as not to give an observer outside any indication that human beings are in the room.
She made no allusion to Bob Millet, and I, well acquainted with her moods, was aware that her silence was no indication that she was not thinking of him.
An indication of this connection is perhaps contained in the Herodotean genealogy, which makes Hercules an ancestor of Ninus.
This was the first authentic indication of the specific views of the French Government received by the Government of the United States after the passage of the bill of indemnification.
Reuben was very quiet and self-restrained--so self-restrained that she thought she read in his manner an indication that her suspicion was correct, and that it was pity rather than love which prompted his proposal of marriage.
These figures give some indication of the vast agricultural future which lies open before this Province.
The discovery itself may be considered as an anomaly in science, as it is one of a very refined and subtle nature, made by a man who has given no other indication of much scientific sagacity or acuteness.
Lord Brooke’s poetry is chiefly worth notice as an indication of that thinking spirit upon political science, which was to produce the riper speculations of Hobbes, and Harrington, and Locke.
The shoe also stands boldly forward at about the same time, and shows an indication of that polish which was eventually to take a permanent footing.
The faithful record of these is a sound indication both of the date[5] and of the truth of the Gospels.
We are not in possession of everything that John says, but there is noindication that John had very much to say about any force or power that should keep men on the plane of repentance.
On a second look, Malone noticed a better age indication in the eyes and forehead, and revised his first guess upward between ten and fifteen years.
But she showed not the slightest indication to stop.
A short distance beyond Flint River they struck the Federal line, which attacked at once, without feeling--a sure indication of strength.
This is but a slight indication of the excess to which he carried his love for reading and scribbling.
Perhaps this is another version of the 10th Event, or a proper indication of the subsequent institutions of the Caracol nation, when more civilized, and become the Mayorex.
This deluge is called Niquen: there is no indication in Roman of the men who were destroyed, nor who were saved and how; but in Cuba was found a more ample tradition of the flood as follows.
The intensity with which they are maintained, enforced, and transmitted is anindication of how supremely and practically important they are regarded by primitive groups.
It may be sought further as a mode of self-display, an indication of how one has risen in the world.
Sealey gives this as a general indication of the manner in which he has been employed on 'commissions' and collecting the Indians from the forest.
The hut of Sekosini afforded no indication of the importance of its owner, for it was of the same size as, and in all other respects similar to, the other huts of the ordinary natives, that is, as regarded its external appearance.
Though the men, in Arabian countries, make no change in their dress in indication of mourning, they observe other customs after the death of a relation.
What indication of my insanity hath appeared to thee?
This dress they lay aside after they are sold, or wear out as soon as may be; for the negro dislikes to retain the indication of his having recently been in the market.
One cannot, however, discern the least indication of belief in original sin, either as inherent in the human race or inherited by them.
We see no indication in either the oldest Talmudic sources or Josephus that the movement made any more impression in Galilee or Jerusalem than the other Messianic agitations of the time.
