Sentence examples for indicative of something from inspiring English sources

"It's indicative of something bigger.

She made the excuse she had a competition but that behaviour is indicative of something wrong.

So to judge how they spoke, looked and interacted as being indicative of something was not really fair.

But the dedicated followers of fashion at least know success when they see it, so their presence is indicative of something important.

Both positions are bogus and indicative of something (also interesting) about the way we talk of literature and culture more widely.

Still, the record-setting turnout of 239,000 Democrats, which nearly doubled the attendance of the 2004 Iowa caucuses, is indicative of something.

That doing business with Iran may be perceived negatively in the marketplace is indicative though of something else.

If you see the latter, that would be indicative of democracy turning into something else authoritarianism or something bad.

It is a landscape indicative of the edge of something big, one that has inspired writers and artists like E.B. White, Philip Booth, Robert Lowell, Edward Hopper and Geoffrey Wolff.

"The dollar amounts are more indicative of business traveler grabbing something on the go," he said.

He said Rhamel got in a spot of trouble in class for acting up, something indicative of the twins' outgoing personalities.