Sentence examples for both indicative from inspiring English sources

At New York Live Arts recently, Tere O'Connor Dance presented two new works, quite different from each other but both indicative of their creator's gifts.

Rooms at the newly built €1,800 a night Amanzoe resort in the eastern Peloponnese and the luxurious Costa Navarino resort on the peninsula's southwestern tip – both indicative of Greece's drive to move away from its traditional sun, sand and sea image – are sold out through October.

Shea treats genetic messages as having both indicative and imperative content.

Two distinct peaks are observed at 2θ = 9.3° and 19.2° respectively, both indicative of semi-crystalline keratin.

Modified hardware and improved smarts are neat enough, I suppose, but they're both indicative of a change in how fitness gadget creators have to approach the very process of designing their wares.

We document the presence of extensive scroll bars and epsilon cross-bedding, both indicative of meandering distributary channels that are not observed on alluvial fans but are typical of fluvial-deltaic depositional environments.

For genomic regions that have reads from both orientations, indicative of transcript overlap, both strands of the contig are retained after separation (Methods).

It's an intriguing question, both because the contests seem to me both intriguingly indicative of a big changes afoot in American politics, yet also oddly old fashioned.

In our study, a high degree of antibody persistence and a vigorous booster response was seen for all vaccine antigens including PRP in both groups, indicative of effective priming and induction of immune memory with both vaccines.

Only the former affects overall capital accumulation, but both are indicative of the costs of estate taxes.So critics are right that the estate tax creates distortions.

Consequently, predictions rely on less informative but more popular Likes, such as "Britney Spears" or "Desperate Housewives" (both moderately indicative of being gay).