Sentence examples for be indicative of how from inspiring English sources
For Gervais, this scene appears to be indicative of how Brent is always the guy who's so keen to be seen as unracist and hip to others that his intentions come out wrong.
The Innovation Act has been supported by the tech industry, which may be indicative of how the bill is targeted much more powerfully against bottom-feeder patent trolls than sophisticated patent trolls.
An aide to Sturgeon told the IFS and the Guardian that the £165bn proposals were intended to be indicative of how much money could be reallocated by increasing overall government departmental spending by 0.5%, adding that they were not designed to be limited to that spending.
The World Health Organization, which sent a team to the capital, Kiev, on Monday, said the outbreak "may be indicative of how the virus can behave in the Northern Hemisphere during the winter, particularly in health care settings typically found in Eastern Europe".
The findings were seen not only to be applicable to the management of grouse populations but also to be indicative of how regional changes in climate could result in local changes in parasite burdens that lead to concurrent changes in the size of host populations.
As such, our numbers are a bit fuzzy, but should be indicative of how things are going in general.
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.
