Both his temper and his injudicious selection of advisers were indicative of flaws that would come to devour his presidency.
Scholars of Heidegger's work subsequently debated whether his Nazism and apparent anti-Semitism were the regrettable errors of an otherwise great thinker or indicative of deeper flaws in his philosophy.
The other, more popular, way of thinking is to say that these problems are not mere bumps they are indicative of fundamental flaws with the whole idea.The latest news on this front seems to support the views of the second group.
Nor is the existence of features belonging to the form rather than the content of perception indicative of any flaw in our perceptual faculties.
If you're a boss or a manager, you need to create an environment where it's not just acceptable but rewarded to tell you about mistakes, because that problem most likely isn't a one-off, but is probably indicative of a flaw and a weakness in your company".
It was indicative of Arsenal this season - flawed but fun.
But her frustration is well founded and indicative of larger fundamental flaws.
Others, of course, might see that as indicative of quite large flaws in the narrative.
Manifestation of crosscutting concerns in software systems is often an indicative of design modularity flaws and further design instabilities as those systems evolve.
"The speed and scale of this execution spree is indicative of the fundamental flaws and lack of due process in the Pakistani criminal justice system, which puts thousands of potentially innocent lives at risk.
