Sentence examples for indicative a from inspiring English sources

The imperfect indicative, a Latin innovation, survives almost intact, though the evolution of its form, not to mention its function, presents problems.

The New Yorker, October 16, 1937 P. 11 Browsing through a copy of Noel Coward's "Present Indicative," a Womrath subscriber found on page 179 evidence that some previous reader had at this point become hopelessly involved.

By Betty Huling and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 16, 1937 P. 11 Browsing through a copy of Noel Coward's "Present Indicative," a Womrath subscriber found on page 179 evidence that some previous reader had at this point become hopelessly involved.

Data for the second form are also indicative a Class Ib amber, and give comparable C14/C15  (IV+V)/ VI+VII) ratios for the characteristic polymer-derived bicyclic products, consistent with these samples being of comparable maturity [5] (as expected for co-deposited materials).

If the anti-Semitic closing ad of the Trump campaign is indicative, a President Trump is likely to take us to a horrific place in which all forms of bigotry are unleashed with a vengeance that would quickly destroy what is most precious about America: the social contract, the glue that maintains our social cohesion and ensures our future.

Although this was not the object of our study, these data indicative a potential bias in the functional effect of thalamic inputs towards spiny stellate cells and interneurons, versus pyramidal cells.

Slamming the door barks a thud indicative of a solid build.

Such an elevation, doctors acknowledged at a second press conference, is indicative of a heart attack.

A CI <1.0 is indicative of a synergistic effect.

A higher score is indicative of a better HRQoL.

It's indicative of a sea change in menswear, a relaxation of what's acceptable.