The standard I-want-to-lose-weight resolution of my female friends is indicative of a common misconception, and I am as guilty of it as any of the ambitious alpha-females I've come across in my generation.
Daniel Radcliffe's comment about having racist friends is indicative of a larger problem.
Her curiosity about the stories behind her friends' engagement rings is indicative of that.
Ghosting friends and partners is indicative of the brittle nature of the bonds of association which keep our generation constantly connected; we can swap people in and out of our lives like profile pictures, especially when we don't have to hold ourselves accountable to them in real life.
Ghosting friends and partners is indicative of the brittle nature of the bonds of association which keep our generation constantly connected; we can change people in and out of our lives like profile pictures, especially when we don't have to hold ourselves accountable to them in real life.
The largest proportion of the cost (55%) is incurred by informal carers looking after a friend or relative, and is indicative of the burden faced by carers.
Image caption In Berlin on Sunday, demonstrators held aloft EU and UK flags - and the German word for "friends" The EU is closely watching the indicative votes process in the UK parliament today.
So while the closing moments of the "White Collar" (Tue., 9 p.m. ET on USA) premiere weren't particularly shocking, they were indicative of perhaps Neal's friends back in New York underestimating Collins' resolve and ingenuity.
To friends and family members, Khashoggi's connections were indicative of his intellectual curiosity and disregard for rigid national, religious and ideological boundaries.
And even if people have vast social networks on Facebook or Twitter, those networks are rarely indicative of "core" contacts — the number of friends or relatives you can turn to in sensitive, personal situations.
