Sentence examples for indicative story from inspiring English sources

Manor cites a possibly apocryphal, but indicative, story about a delay in tea being served at a political gathering in their Colombo house, to the host's irritation.

This program is new so it's unclear what the impact will be, but it's an interesting and indicative story for two reasons.

What makes Allan's story indicative of many other elite Canadian athletes is that he could have gone into any sport he wanted to and achieved success.

A story indicative of the rise in global significance of shoe polish is told by Jean Gertrude Williamsms, a New Zealander who lived in Japan during the Allied occupation straight after World War II.

This said, the overriding objective in fashioning self-narratives is to replace fragments of tales that are incoherent or unacceptable with a coherent story indicative of self-constancy (Linde, 1993), so that narrators can 'recognize themselves in the stories they tell about themselves' (Ricoeur, 1988: 247).

This fake story is indicative of the strained times we are trying so hard to survive.

Her understatement, borrowed from Spencer's story, is indicative of the good face she puts on her doomed life.

Following Conway on CNN, Mook said the Flowers story was indicative of Trump's temperamental instability and unsuitability for the White House.

But there was certainly no effort to play down the fact in our coverage — nor do I think many readers would see our work on this story as indicative of any political bias".

If we win that would be wonderful and if another country is chosen, we'd be happy as well because all the candidates are good ones.' Gilberto Madail, president of the Portuguese FA, added: 'This kind of story is indicative of an uneasiness on the part of England.

So, we can take the app data story as indicative of future performance.