Sentence examples for indicative of a team from inspiring English sources

Geovanni's exocet at the Emirates was indicative of a team who never knew when they were beaten.

Captain was indicative of a team who simply didn't appear to want to be there until the 68th minute.

"To finish it off in the fourth the way we did was indicative of a team that's making strides toward doing the right thing".

"That's indicative of a team that can win the World Series, when you have guys having career years," Red Sox second baseman Todd Walker said.

Many of that impressive sum of shots have been rather hopeful and indicative of a team running out of ideas or guile in the final third, where it is required most of all.

Coach Hans Backe called the Red Bulls' victory "one of our better performances of the season," but he said he did not believe it was indicative of a team capable of winning the M.L.S. championship.

Leicester have not won two titles already this season by accident and the manner in which they dispatched poor Gloucester last weekend was indicative of a confident team now capable of torturing their victims in a variety of ways.

This can be indicative of a frustrated team member.

They seemed to think Apple's name was indicative of a male-helmed team oblivious to the fact that they were pushing an insensitively-named product.

Maryland (3-1, 1-0 Big Ten) ultimately outgained Minnesota (3-1, 0-1), 432 yards to 263 in a turnover-free performance that made last week's letdown against Temple look more like a blip than a performance indicative of the team's ability.

She would later get criticized for not focusing more on the part of the country that swung the election to Donald Trump, but it was a move indicative of her team's strategy.