Sentence examples for entirely indicative of from inspiring English sources

With simple guitar accompaniment akin to ukelele, it's warmly welcoming, and entirely indicative of the mood of Little French Songs as a whole.

The ultrastructural profile was not entirely indicative of the cellular origin of the tumor.

Note: The company’s TV results may not be entirely indicative of the overall industry since one of its larger TV stations likely benefited from increased advertising around the Super Bowl.

Seasonal Affective Disorder is both very real and entirely indicative of mankind's deeply felt need for sunshine.

Clearly, the activated phenotype is not entirely indicative of cytokine effector function.

However, there is considerable variation in individual response to pollutant exposure, and findings from epidemiologic studies which rely on testing group means and other indicators may not be entirely indicative of a lack of individual risk for adverse health effects due to air pollution.

All indicative of a healthy job market.

It is all indicative of the Connecticut rebound.

What can never be lost however is the small but entirely indicative glimpse into the poetical sensibilities of Thomas in his capacity as one of English poetry's all-time greats.

And while for some the scale of the purge seems opportunistic, to his allies it is entirely necessary, and in fact indicative of the scale of the threat he faces.

For all the blood on their hands, it's impossible to take them entirely seriously, and it's indicative of the exacting control Tartt maintains over her novels that even as the tension and menace grows, this satirical element persists.