Sentence examples for is indicative of how from inspiring English sources

The Disney-Spectrum agreement is indicative of how marketers are rethinking their media decision-making.

"How the other half dies is indicative of how the other lives.

They're constantly being sampled and interpolated into other music, which is indicative of how wide they reach.

It seems an incredibly proactive move from a government body, but one that is indicative of how the organisation works.

And its selection over Roth's other books is indicative of how important this question is taken to be.

The promotion is indicative of how major marketers continue to shift more of their advertising spending to the Internet.

"It is indicative of how deep some agents will go to compromise a student-athlete," Renfro said.

The fact that this even has a name – introvert burnout – is indicative of how widespread and insidious it is.

The formation of Engauge is indicative of how the increasing demand for alternatives to traditional forms of advertising, like television commercials, is remaking Madison Avenue.

The desperate search for motives, sifting hopelessly through his rap lyrics for clues, is indicative of how misplaced this approach is.

But the teams' encounter is indicative of how the fortunes of the city's corporate sports leagues have paralleled the chaos on Wall Street.