Sentence examples for his symptomatic from inspiring English sources

That the concepts Althusser derived from his symptomatic reading of Marx, Lenin, and Mao were Marxist concepts was avowed.

However, the other soldier receiving GH (M07) is still undergoing dose titration, and so it is too early to assess his symptomatic improvement.

Or is his campaign symptomatic of a wider crisis in a rapidly fragmenting Republican party?

Or are the views expressed in his book symptomatic of broader divisions?

He's an unsympathetic man, his impotence symptomatic of a class that fails to realise that the world has changed for ever and that men do not need masters.

R. Scott Appleby, a history professor at the University of Notre Dame who describes himself as a fan of the archbishop's, called his remarks symptomatic of a "fringy apocalypticism infiltrating the rhetoric" of some bishops.

Alex is the first atheist in Indonesia to be jailed for his belief, but his case is symptomatic of a wider increase in religious intolerance in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation.

His career is symptomatic of the Front National's takeover of the docks.

Demanding the return of national borders, Le Pen said his journey was "symptomatic of the total security disaster represented by the Schengen area".

The case of the 14-year-old boy criminalised for sending a naked selfie to a girl in his class is symptomatic of much that is wrong with policing in the UK.

Halwani sees his work as symptomatic of the same anti-sectarian sentiments behind the #YouStink movement, that has grown out of the summer's rubbish crisis and opposition to the endemic corruption that caused it.