Sentence examples for So indicative from inspiring English sources

So indicative of New York's true spirit.

And so indicative of Chowder's adolescent fixations.

"The complete game was so indicative of our entire season," said Fisher, who had 8 points.

This latest Gaza mess is just so indicative of the cycle of violence.

"Enjoyment of food is so indicative of someone's enjoyment of life".

The scene was so dismal, and so indicative of larger social problems, that Michael Harrington used it to help dramatize the ravages of urban woes in his groundbreaking book "The Other America," published 40 years ago.

"If what's happened in Swat over the last six weeks or so is indicative, I'm optimistic," Admiral Mullen said.

A low-carbon signal to investors is needed, they warned, and so an indicative emissions target should be introduced through secondary legislation to set the level of ambition for reducing greenhouse gases from the power sector.

And the fact that he found it necessary to do so is indicative of his understanding that he needs to carry his staff with him on this journey into the digital future.

On Monday, Theresa May did not commit herself to abiding by the wish of the Commons, expressed in so called indicative votes by MPs.

The kind of person we warn our children against, whose insults we tell them to ignore because their actions are so clearly indicative of their own deep-seated insecurities.