Sentence examples for and so indicative of from inspiring English sources

And so indicative of Chowder's adolescent fixations.

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.

"This thing is just so sick, and so indicative of a chronically broken system," Sinclair told VICE.

That kind of rhetoric is so overblown and so outrageous and so indicative of people who are not squaring up with...the central question which was whether or not we we're going to allow a dangerous situation to continue".

It's that larger view of humanity and that grandness of vision that can take something like a handful of characters on a desert island and turn it into something so deep and so profound and so indicative of human nature and the human condition.

This uncertainty is reflected in the rankograms shown in fig 4, which suggest that although calcium channel blockers are the best class for reducing neonatal mortality, the probability was only 41% and so indicative of considerable uncertainty.

Philippa Coulthard: It's very messy, and it's got that energy and liveliness that is so indicative of the Schlegel sisters.

His right-foot shot that flew past Declan Rudd and thundered against the post was so indicative of the full-back who loves to attack.

"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".