Sentence examples for certainly indicative of from inspiring English sources

It was certainly indicative of the fire that Izzo coaches with, and that his teams play with each March.

On examining the treaties we do not find anything in them which may be said to be certainly indicative of a purpose to divest the state of her right to these lands.

Whether there was a direct correlation between this width and England being reduced to 14 is debatable, but it was certainly indicative of a game coming to life, and the loss of James Haskell for a high shoulder tackle helped the process.

This shouldering by Apple of bandwidth and administrative duties for non-power users is certainly indicative of their upcoming iCloud and iTunes strategies.

The water chamber is where you'll get the LED light experience and the overall atheistic of the device is certainly indicative of the type of cutting edge technology that spews forth from the Silicon Valley area.

According to a recent IDC report, Millennial is the third largest network behind Google AdMob and Apple's iAd, so data shared on Millennial's network is certainly indicative of the state of mobile advertising.

Though two passengers apparently used stolen passports, "there is no indication this is a terrorist attack; stolen passports are certainly not indicative of a terrorist attack," a senior counter terrorism official said.

Sick, certainly; but indicative of wider problems in Japan, probably not.

The statement continued: "The people on the show are certainly not indicative of the majority of those who visit, and enjoy the Jersey Shore and Seaside Heights every summer".

While the subject matter was certainly not indicative of his later work, its success was, and the first printing sold out in a matter of days.

With the NBC sitcom still waiting to hear about its fate, and a possible Season 4 pickup that would take it into syndication, Chase's comments are oddly timed and certainly not indicative of how the rest of the "Community" cast and crew feels.