Sentence examples for characters that are indicative from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, characters that are indicative of lower level taxonomic groupings are not yet evident in the late germband.
"They're segments of that tape that are indicative of casing," Mr. George said.
"Sometimes flippant remarks like that are indicative of what his actual feelings are".
The members of the order possess in common, but not exclusively, a number of anatomical characters that are considered to be conservative (that is, evolving only slowly), indicative of kinship in descent rather than convergent evolution.
"That's indicative of deception, that's indicative of stress," said Joe Navarro, a retired F.B.I. agent who trains intelligence officers and employees for banks and insurance companies.
Its your natural walking speed that's indicative of mortality.
What things does she do that are indicative that she is the person for you?
Meanwhile, characters that were regarded as indicative of affinities between Megalograptus and Eurypterus, such as modification of the fifth prosomal appendage into a 'balancing' limb, are due to convergence.
That is indicative of a disturbing pattern.
