Sentence examples for be symptomatic of how from inspiring English sources

It could just be symptomatic of how far we've come since 1977, when third-wave feminism didn't even exist.

It is symptomatic of how immigrant families attempt to cope with an alienating urbanisation.

Actually, this extreme motivational technique is symptomatic of how work has changed over the last 20 years.

"It looks terrible, and I think it's symptomatic of how the U.C.I. has been led".

It is symptomatic of how policy is not being put together by department teams but by the team around Corbyn".

"The lack of proper consultation is symptomatic of how our university seems to care less about its students and more about its commercial backers".

The editor of True West, Bob Boze Bell, told the Guardian that the changes "upset" him and were symptomatic of how "the west that I know and love is evaporating".

The firings are symptomatic of how the Administration's zeal for political loyalty and its intolerance of independent thinking result in chaos.

Hardison's social media campaign and Doré's use of her blog to weigh into debate are symptomatic of how the internet has energised and expanded fashion.

The sale of the Bobcats, for $300 million, is symptomatic of how the economy exposes poorly run, money-losing teams.

Social media users pointed out the script was symptomatic of how western media perceives and covers the continent.