Sentence examples for I was symptomatic from inspiring English sources

"Somebody said I was symptomatic of the New Right.

If I was symptomatic for a long period over time I found that I really weakened off and I'd notice the effects more.

It drove me nuts, mostly because I knew it was symptomatic of a much bigger malaise.

I'm symptomatic of this urge to revisit the conflict: my new novel will be my third with the First World War at its center.

Though unspectacular, it was symptomatic.

But it was symptomatic of a greater existential worry.

"It looks terrible, and I think it's symptomatic of how the U.C.I. has been led".

"The sports are a disaster, and I think it's symptomatic of a malady at the school," said Rudolph S. Rasin, a Chicago businessman and graduate of the class of 1953.

But I think it is symptomatic of a more general problem the relationship of the financial markets with the rest of the economy.Here is how the model has worked.

"Once upon a time, politicians seemed to read books and even write them and I guess it is symptomatic of present-day Westminster politics that they can't find culture secretaries who are interested in culture or know anything about it or for whom it is part of their life to go to the theatre or exhibitions.

well sadly, I think it is symptomatic of something much deeper, at least in the U.S. Its part and parcel to the poisoning of our public discourse, where every issue seems to have to be construed as falling along partisan political divide, and immediately you have gridlock and stagnation when it comes to advancing policy solutions to read problems.