Sentence examples for indicative in from inspiring English sources

The exchange on race and the police was indicative in another way.

But it's not comedy that makes fun of the people; it's comedy that emerges from very complex situations which often have no solution, and the situations are indicative, in one way or another, of the muddlement of the human behavior.

But no less indicative in his rise was a pettiness that augured the destructive infighting of the administration and the Eurocentric foreign-policy mentality that indulged Nixon's pursuit of the Vietnam War, his obliviousness to tragedies from Bangladesh to Chile to Indonesia, and the policies in Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan that haunt us today.

Bellwether seats, he says, "are indicative in the sense that the typical marginal has a Labour bit and a Conservative bit, if one is talking about Lab-Con marginals, and so they are, in microcosm, a reasonably broad representation, at least of England".

Mary elicits from Wiseman his description of his films as "sad comedy"—what he calls comedy that emerges from very complex situations which often have no solution, and the situations are indicative, in one way or another, of the muddlement of the human behavior.

Mary elicits from Wiseman his description of his films as "sad comedy" — what he calls comedy that emerges from very complex situations which often have no solution, and the situations are indicative, in one way or another, of the muddlement of the human behavior.

We detect significant price differences, which are indicative of in-group biases.

In an indicative moment in the second act, Kleban's oldest friend and first love, Sophie, suggests to him that his words have always been better than his music.

In both cases, hASCs showed robust staining indicative of in vitro osteogenic differentiation.

Delegates also agreed to back indicative ballots in neighbouring schools.

However, an "indicative" timetable in the document suggests 2030.