Sentence examples for be symptomatic of a from inspiring English sources

The dither and delay surrounding the decision appears to be symptomatic of a more general malaise.

They may merely be symptomatic of a culture obsessed with anniversaries and remembrance.

The situation in Glasgow seems to be symptomatic of a growing trend towards outsourcing housing for asylum seekers.

It is doubtless tiresome and may be symptomatic of a deeper problem.

On the other hand, they might just be symptomatic of a national tendency to gild the lily, noted by Bradley in her recipe.

In Mr. Atkinson's case his stateside struggles with Mr. Bean may be symptomatic of a longstanding inability to conform to American comedic tastes.

His attitude may be symptomatic of an ambivalence to more than modern languages.

Beds are symptomatic of a problem".

"It's symptomatic of a discard society.

Sometimes introspection is symptomatic of a problem.

It is symptomatic of a trend.