Sentence examples for indicative I from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it seems indispensable that the programming visions must not be merely indicative, i.e. too abstract or vague.

It's a lousy precedent either way, and indicative, I think, of the way most fans are coming to view this saga now that it may be nearing the end: with ambivalence, and a sense of lousiness all around.

"If what's happened in Swat over the last six weeks or so is indicative, I'm optimistic," Admiral Mullen said.

It's kind of indicative, I guess, of the amount of interest and influence we have in contemporary and futuristic endeavors in Hollywood.

Puffed-out lips (and my made-up mouth does express the illusion of more voluminous lips) are more juvenile, hence indicative, I suppose, of fresher ova.—But then I wonder to what extent convention plays a part.

The fact that we have managed to bring the package to a conclusion today, in little more than a year, is indicative, I believe, of the very fast and efficient work of the team entrusted with its passage through Parliament.

Co-expression is indicative of i) physical interaction between proteins and ii) of membership to the same complex or molecular process [37].

Each individual classifier identifies indicative features (i.e. genes) for that tissue or cell-type, and the Bayesian network models the probabilistic relationship between classifiers to refine those individual predictions.

It's probably indicative that I was destined for an academic career that I'm 6-5 and I lost the slam-dunk championship to somebody 5-8.

"The reason that I got so excited about this was that it was the most solid, indicative collection I've seen," he said.

Pluripotency of ESC and correct differentiation were further confirmed by monitoring the expression of Rex1 (Zfp42), a gene commonly used as a landmark of pluripotency, and the expression of genes indicative of ectoderm, i.e. Pax6, or of mesoderm, i.e. Brachyury (T), respectively (Fig. 1C).