Sentence examples for is very indicative from inspiring English sources

I've always felt that the way she is singled out and attacked is very indicative of how society reacts to smart women".

"What we found yesterday is very indicative, very supportive of the fact that she just wandered and ran aimlessly into this marshy area," he said.

Speaking on Fox News Sunday, McCain said: "The president comparing him to a kid in the back of the classroom, I think, is very indicative of the president's lack of appreciation of who Vladimir Putin is".

"The portrait is very indicative of George Pataki, his casual manner, his style of living; he's on the front porch standing tall," said Charles A. Gargano, who wore multiple hats during Mr. Pataki's administration.

The demographic profile is very indicative of the nature of business environment in Ghana(Abor and Quartey 2010).

"Who you are online is very indicative — if not equally indicative — of who you are in the offline world," Mones argued.

S: It's very indicative of the conservative nature of Australian media.

Mr. Pierce said his experience directing "It Shoulda Been You" will be "very indicative of whether this is a new path for me or a onetime thing".

Now these are very indicative prices at the moment, but they do not inspire confidence and suggest that the 2042 bonds will prove as damaging to investors' wealth as the old Greek bonds".

Therefore, such theoretical molecular modeling simulations are very indicative of the experimental findings.

But for whatever reason there's basically — let's say — mechanical vibrations that propagate through the structure and it oscillates at 5x per second and it's very indicative of the air compressor in your refrigerator, for example".