Sentence examples for indicative moment from inspiring English sources

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.

This work unapologetically attends to indicative moments of this order, and, given the immensity of its canvas, this is more than enough for most mortals to be going on with.

Her defence likewise sought to show that the occurrence of the threats, on only one day, in the early hours of the morning, was indicative of a moment of poor judgment brought about by ongoing drink problems.

The comment was probably a bit of hyperbole, given Harbaugh's 15 seasons as an N.F.L. quarterback, but it was also indicative of the moment and the magnitude of the 37-14 win.

Or are they just indicative of the moments artists generally choose to reflect upon themselves?

The moment is indicative of the kind of person Mallory is: self-deprecating, quick-witted, funny.

Perhaps the moment most indicative of the change in the team came in their first game against the Cowboys, on Oct. 25.

Now these are very indicative prices at the moment, but they do not inspire confidence and suggest that the 2042 bonds will prove as damaging to investors' wealth as the old Greek bonds".

The very word is indicative of the metamodern moment, reappropriated into itself and its opposite.

The moment was indicative of what is happening in the GOP today, and the results of the Ames Straw Poll only confirm the point.

I thought about how this story of a gay athlete coming out in a major male sport was indicative of an assimilationist moment in queer politics.