Sentence examples similar to an indicative title from inspiring English sources
Some journals recommend "indicative titles" that indicate the topic matter of the review, while others require declarative titles that give the review's main conclusion.
Decide between a declarative title, descriptive title, or interrogative title.
The melody comes largely from Katherine Whitaker's vocals, as she grapples with circumstances and people, especially herself, in songs with indicative titles like "Idiot Button," "Waste of Sunshine" and "Badyear". Behind her, the very analog- and live-sounding band slams the beat and cranks up the distortion.
Thus, many journals and methodologists prefer indicative titles as used in the examples above.
"Turtles are an indicative species.
The NUJ ballot is an indicative one.
However, an "indicative" timetable in the document suggests 2030.
He asks if May favours allowing MPs an indicative vote.
Each subscale consists of a short title and an illustrated five-point response scale: scores 16 and up are indicative of high strain [ 56].
Through Aug. 15 It's hard to think of a title that is more indicative of the hopeful, fragmentary nature of group shows devoted to young or little-known artists than "Yes, We're Excerpts".
