Sentence examples for could be symptomatic of from inspiring English sources
The apparent illogicality of what's happening could be symptomatic of their emotional crisis, but it is unconvincing and unsatisfying, and this cutesy soft-focus film has nothing much in the way of wit or insight to make up for it.
The second omission is more surprising, given that I use a search engine many dozens of times every day and somehow never once tapped in "smell loss" to discover that the condition has a name, anosmia, and that it could be symptomatic of a wide range of ailments, including Alzheimer's and poisoning by snake bite.
Likewise, the rise of earthy looks – lumberjack hipsters, and all that – could be symptomatic of revanchist idolatry of the 'manly' man, who would never, ever change a diaper.
But, according to Dr. Robert Lefever, founding director of the PROMIS recovery clinic in the UK, repeatedly helping an addict with their problems could be symptomatic of a different kind of problem, one he calls "compulsive helping".
Instead, these trends could be symptomatic of some long-term and widespread accumulation of extinction risk across the world's seas and oceans.
Our findings, while specific for TB diagnostic tests, could be symptomatic of other tests performed in private laboratories and warrant further investigation.
In one way, it feels that our understanding and use of these networks is maturing, but it could also be symptomatic of saturation.
It could just be symptomatic of how far we've come since 1977, when third-wave feminism didn't even exist.
Grouchiness could be associated with not getting enough rest and being tired, but it could also be be symptomatic of having a bad attitude about the day.
Excessive TV viewing could, for instance, be symptomatic of, rather than a cause of, sociopathic behaviour among children.
