Sentence examples for indicative more from inspiring English sources

But the strongest condemnation came from the Israeli opposition leader, Isaac Herzog, who told reporters before the vote: "The NGO law … is indicative, more than anything, of the budding fascism creeping into Israeli society".

There is a pattern that is settling in, the critic Jon Caramanica writes: "Mr. Phillips is the fifth fundamentally sensitive white male singer in a row to win the show, a fact probably indicative more of stagnation in the 'Idol' voting base than in a resurgent interest in tepidity".

Lineages that displayed even moderately higher dN/dS values tended to be shorter and indicative more of stochastic noise rather than obscured signal.

Subjective reports have been found to be related to anxiety and depression, being indicative more of emotional distress than cognitive deficits (Van Dam et al, 1998; Ly et al, 2001).

The presented statistical analysis is indicative, and more annotated movies (and movie genres) would be needed in order to draw more insightful conclusions.

And the stories in the third part — "Presente Indicativo," "Present Indicative" — are more rooted in the present, and, as Levi said, "indicative of our time".

He wrote, "You noticed outside that my hands were shaking, which above all was embarrassing, but was also indicative of more than you realize".

Ingredients like lemongrass, ginger, soy and coconut milk give notice that the Thai wood carvings are indicative of more than a decorator's whim.

"They are subtle clues indicative of more aggressive driving".

For enterprise software startups, it's indicative of more mergers and acquisitions to come.

Mr Brown is hoping this will prove indicative of more concrete support for the project.