Significats de denote the presence en anglès

The pile of rocks which remain denote the presence of the chimney.

Surely these do not denote the presence of human activity!

The great number of vultures that continually hovered over Masindi were proofs of Umbogo's story, as these birds generally denote the presence of carrion.

I can see nothing that denotes the presence of a man.

On several huts we saw large placards denoting the presence of contagious disease within.

It denotes the presence of smoke, therefore fire.

On the following morning, the windows of the Lust in Rust denoted the presence of its owner.

In the horizon a few darker spaces denoted the presence of clouds, though all above was clear.

Now and then they swept over a point of light which denoted the presence of a small town.

Carriages with scarlet umbrellas on the box, and each with three serving-men behind, denoted the presence of the cardinals in force.

I thought how each twinkling window denoted the presence of some bird of passage, some wanderer temporarily abiding in our midst.

As Sarah Brown went past them into the Shop, she smelt the unflower-like scent that always denoted the presence of Miss Ford.

Out came the head belonging to it, and a spout like an explosion burst forth, denoting the presence of an enormous bull-cachalot.

Both officers in the stern sheets watched with the most anxious vigilance for any moving object denoting the presence of life and intelligence.

There were dainty knick-knacks on the dressing-table, a vase or two of faded flowers-everythingthat denotes the presence of refined and gracious womanhood.

"Well," said Harry, "it would seem to me to denote the presence of savages near us.