Sentence examples for as indicative as from inspiring English sources

As indicative as anything of the nature of Resonate was the frequency with which speakers began talks with gambits like: "I'm not really sure how to introduce myself, because my work kind of...falls in between categories".

The transformative events of the Thatcher years (notably, the local coal miners' strike of 1984) unfold in the distance; "clothy" vol-au-vents are as indicative as miners' wives collecting donations of tinned food.

Results should be seen as indicative, as they may vary over time, group of respondents, and country.

The data from this study should be regarded as indicative as just five organic herds fulfilled the criteria enabling a systematic comparison with conventional herds.

More "brutal" traditional sports, such as cock-fighting, declined dramatically as sport became as indicative of status as fashion and where you went on holiday.

The second is those who still deem the law recognising everyone as equal as indicative of the downfall of civilisation – or the cause of floods.

And many economists dismiss such surveys as indicative of what people think, as opposed to what they do.

It's a little disconcerting, then, to learn that to the pros, a print is just as indicative of herd mentality as a must-have shoe or handbag.

Kevin Durant actually ranks as the Thunder's best defensive rebounder, a fact as indicative of Durant's effort as it is the bigs' collective deficiency.

The measure passed, but people here saw the very fact of a referendum as indicative of what they see as the government's weak-willed leadership in the face of pressure tactics from radical Indian groups.

Best of all is how the actions of a few idiots in our respective tribes get thrown back at us as indicative of our collective failure as a minority.