Sentence examples for It indicative from inspiring English sources

Or is it indicative of a more profound nationwide problem?

I thought it indicative of how and why we won in '04".

Is it indicative of the depth on the ATP Tour, a sign that the Big Three's stranglehold has weakened?

Is it indicative of a man in pain, in need of someone to confess to, or a man taking a good long look at a world with which he has become entirely disgusted?

It has been suggested that poutine's humble beginnings in rural snack bars, truck stops, and food trucks, and its use of cheese curds which are often considered a typically small-town indulgence make it indicative of working-class culture.

Yet the local leaders and businessmen he spoke to, working in jewellery and kebab shops, tended to view the Muslim preponderance as a problem.They considered it indicative of British Muslims' failure to crack on richer Hindus have dispersed to Birmingham's leafier suburbs.

As he tells it, it was indicative of something problematic about their attitude toward women.

"It's depressing because it is indicative of the state of the industry right now.

If it starts sagging more than that, it's indicative of a soggy crust".

It's a small point, but it's indicative of a larger problem.

It's more than rude -- it's indicative of someone who believes he's the center of the universe".