Sentence examples for but indicative of from inspiring English sources
It was only one day, but indicative of the big picture.
They are extreme but indicative of a mindset shared by all too many.
Sick, certainly; but indicative of wider problems in Japan, probably not.
Wonderful numbers but indicative of interest that was starting to plateau.
This was not simply an isolated incident but indicative of a broader failure.
That was an extreme example but indicative of an overall problem, which also surfaced in Tucson two years ago.
Also the DHI score revealed a nonsignificant but indicative enhancement of physical and functional impairment.
The term "foodie", she continues, is nothing but divisive, indicative of the haves and have-nots.
This may seem superficial, but is indicative of significant changes in North Korean society.
That is unsound, but sadly indicative of how his generation feels about itself.
The above examples are stylistically cartoons, but are indicative of Steinberg's transcendence of the magazine-cartoon genre — a genre that emphasizes humor.
