Sentence examples for are indicative of how from inspiring English sources
The new videos are indicative of how marketers and agencies approach long-running campaigns.
"How much business and the quality of the garments he tests are indicative of how flush people are".
The stories do say something about obsession and control, and are indicative of how exacting an artist she is.
INSPECT THE MEAT The quality and selection in the meat department are indicative of how well managed the store is, Mr. Dowdell said.
About half of Philips's sales are in Europe, so its troubles are indicative of how the ebbing American tide is affecting Europe.
The lawsuit -- and the stepped-up activity by the I.R.S. -- are indicative of how tax shelters are no longer only for huge corporations and the superrich.
The Disney-Spectrum agreement is indicative of how marketers are rethinking their media decision-making.
Their first single, "Any Love," was indicative of how crucial outside help would be.
It was indicative of how this game went that Wenger confessed he felt for his opponents.
He scored just 4 points, and his disappearance was indicative of how his team played.
