Sentence examples for is so indicative from inspiring English sources

"Enjoyment of food is so indicative of someone's enjoyment of life".

"The complete game was so indicative of our entire season," said Fisher, who had 8 points.

It was so indicative.

"The symbolism of them literally dumping the mattresses in the trash within an hour," Weihl told HuffPost on Thursday, "It's so indicative of how they handle sexual assault on this campus -- they literally throw out rape cases without a second thought".

Doctor Rosen Rosen's indicative of just why the music scene is so great right now.

The scene was so dismal, and so indicative of larger social problems, that Michael Harrington used it to help dramatize the ravages of urban woes in his groundbreaking book "The Other America," published 40 years ago.

"One of the reasons it was so difficult is indicative of what his great talent is," Hamilton told me.

And if that's so, it's all too indicative of a socially acceptable and widely confirmed indifference at the time to the word of women regarding sexual improprieties.

That the reaction has been so positive and playful is indicative of how just low certain people's expectations of Abbott have become.

Though the customs have indicative limits, these are so generous (for example 90 litres of wine) and so laxly implemented that they have little effect.

That's more than just disgusting - it's also indicative of why we're so crap at tennis.