Sentence examples similar to he is indicative from inspiring English sources

"He's indicative of a young generation that appears too lazy to build a political organization".

He won't win against Labour's Andy McDonald – although I imagine he will chip away at the majority – but he's indicative of how many voters up here are being wooed by a new species of young northern Tories who don't really look, talk or act like Tories.

"That second goal he scored is indicative of the way he can shoot the puck," Robinson said.

The video, he said, is indicative of a broader popular engagement with the issue.

When Capristo studied Arici's photographs and compared them to a set of stills from an amateur video of the Petruzzelli fire, his view was that "the photos are so alike they could be photocopies", pointing out that both fires had spread horizontally and at lightning speed, a pattern he claims is indicative of arson.

That oversight, he said, is indicative of the treatment many postdocs receive.

Ezra also harped on a $55,000 deposit made from the Tides Foundation to the ACFN; this deposit, he insists, is indicative of Neil and the ACFN "taking money from a lobby group from San Francisco to shit on Canada".

Ezra also harped on a $55,000 deposit made from the Tides Foundation to the ACFN; this deposit, he insists, is indicative of Neil Young and the ACFN "taking money from a lobby group from San Francisco to shit on Canada".

I think the way he makes records is indicative of that.

He said: "It is indicative of the work Labour still needs to do in developing a sensible set of policies for business and economic growth".

But the number of back foot cuts and pulls by he, and Patel is indicative of the length that the other Lancashire seamers employed when the need was to keep the ball up to the bat.