None the less, not long after their second British chart-topper, I've Gotta Get A Message To You, in August 1968, Maurice was quoted as saying that it was "very probable the Bee Gees will be nonexistent in two years from now" - a remark indicative of the brothers' combustible relationship.
This observation showed that a learner's positive emotions were affected by the agent's enthusiastic verbal and nonverbal cues, such as smiling facial expression, highly animated gestures, enthusiastic vocal tones, and remarks indicative of interests towards the subject, which then enact approach behaviours in the learning process, particularly in terms of affective perceptions and motivations.
If your remark is indicative of the service philosophy, then I am not surprised at my experience there.
Powell's remarks are indicative of a difficult balance point he is seeking in his handling of the economy.
The younger Romney's remarks were indicative of how fiercely the campaign is being fought in its closing weeks.
Maini Mahanta, the editor of the Assamese women's magazine Nandini ("Daughter"), believes the NCW chair's remarks are indicative of what she calls the "Taliban-plus" mentality that is creeping into Indian society.
Treasury-bond prices fell as investors saw Bernanke's remarks as indicative of additional rate cuts, which could cause rising inflation.
In several instances, teachers' remarks were indicative of "false clarity," thinking that they have truly conformed to the LAR requirements while they had in fact changed only superficially.
It was hard not to see such remarks as indicative of discrimination against the worst victims of the violence those children included.
It was hard not to see such remarks as indicative of discrimination against the worst victims of the violence – those children included.
