Sentence examples for back indicative from inspiring English sources
Delegates also agreed to back indicative ballots in neighbouring schools.
Pummelling long balls up to Peter Crouch when Stubbs and Joseph Yobo were so comfortable in the air was a Liverpool failing, the inability of Jermaine Pennant to skip beyond Lescott - a centre-half playing at left-back - indicative of their lack of penetration.
Former Republic of Ireland under-21 international Dicker believes securing back-to-back wins is indicative of a marked improvement by the team.
Morotopithecus is one of the oldest members of this group, living in Uganda more than 20 Ma and combining a primitive face with more modern back and shoulder, indicative of suspensory behaviors (MacLatchy 2004).
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.
Taking a step back, Wednesdays gains are indicative of the volatile and uncertain climate spurred by the subprime mortgage meltdown and subsequent infection of the credit markets that has come to define the summer, and, as Rueckert noted, particularly the end of the summer.
One wonders whether Dell's decision to use Linux in the back end rather than Windows is indicative of Microsoft's chances of penetrating the hallowed halls of real enterprise computing.
This back-and-forth is indicative of the wider effort to promote sex education.
The back-and-forth is indicative of the push-pull nature of LGBTQ rights in India.
But nothing has the sheer joy in movement of that running leap and back flip, and that's indicative of the whole problem with Mr. Jaa's career path: as his budgets have gone up, his inventiveness and sense of humor have plunged.
Sensibly, the market has since pulled back, but the move was indicative of the optimism that exists below the surface.
