The Italian has worn a haggard expression on the touchline in recent weeks as his side's pursuit of the top four was rendered ever more forlorn, his demeanour indicative of a campaign consumed by anticlimax.
He has shown no remorse or sympathy towards Jalal or his family, as indicative of his attitude and demeanour throughout the last four weeks," the family said.
And if his comments were indicative of his actual views on the matter, they reflect poorly on the company he runs and, possibly, its culture.
For instance, taking someone at random, here is Frank, who is apparently just about to complete a world class bellyflop and likes, among other things, kung fu (if his tags are indicative of his interests).
Bracken here quantified the husband's size, estimating his weight as indicative of his 'exceeding' corpulence.
He scored just 4 points, and his disappearance was indicative of how his team played.
To many of his critics, his response seemed indicative of the general's inability or unwillingness to take on the Islamic fundamentalists -- and yet another portent of the nation's drift toward religious intolerance.
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Mr. Khan's reaction to the killing of his son is indicative of how strained his relations are with the central government.
The vague implication by Republican Senator Bob Corker about Hagel's "overall temperament" as reflected in his treatment of his staff, is indicative of what we can expect.
