Sentence examples for being symptomatic of from inspiring English sources

"I felt like it was a challenge to talk of them as being symptomatic of the extreme end of the building boom," he said.

Mr Kavi suggests this as being symptomatic of the position of the L.G.B.T. community in Indian society: "In the West, gay relationships tend to get constructed within homosexual monogamy.

Harvey Araton is correct, and perceptive ("A Little Lesson The Yankees Should Heed," March 22) to diagnose the United States' defeat in the Classic as being symptomatic of a more serious malady -- and then to offer the cure: abandoning the superstore mind-set.

One further thought about the House Republicans and health care: In addition to being symptomatic of the Republican Party's larger policy problems, last week's defeat of a very modest gesture at something resembling a conservative approach to health care reform was illustrative of the particular problem of trying to rebuild the party's agenda from within the House of Representatives.

Watson saw the stuffy dressing habits as being symptomatic of the companys problems.

Exercise is healthy in the sense of being productive of health; a clear complexion is healthy in the sense of being symptomatic of health; a person is healthy in the sense of having good health.

"Euphemisms are symptomatic of shame".

It's what they are symptomatic of.

Its plight is symptomatic of Europe.

It is symptomatic of existing insecurities.

This, too, is symptomatic of Johan Cruyff.