The Signature's "Show Boat" is more indicative of 2009 economic frugality than Jazz Age excess.
In this regard, the work is more indicative of potential applications rather than prescriptive.
"All of that is more indicative of someone driving out here, dumping the body quickly and leaving," he said.
Stubborn optimism in the face of significant declines is more indicative of a market top than a bottom.
The ceremony that I was now witnessing is more indicative of the similarities between Indians and Pakistanis than their differences.
Their relative proximity to a playoff berth is more indicative of the weak state of the Eastern Conference than of the Knicks' playoff worthiness.
The apparent resilience of the labor market is more indicative of a peculiarly German approach to combating the punishing recession than of underlying trends in the economy.
How the candidates respond to this urgent moral issue is more indicative of their character, decency and fitness for office than are public confessions of religious belief.
The Rexnord facility, located along a busy road dotted by fast-food restaurants, gas stations and strip malls, is more indicative of a trend across the region.
Whereas Corbyn's leadership position could lead to a split in Labour, Sanders' success is more indicative of a shift in the Democratic Party.
Through Aug. 15 It's hard to think of a title that is more indicative of the hopeful, fragmentary nature of group shows devoted to young or little-known artists than "Yes, We're Excerpts".
