Sentence examples for it's indicative from inspiring English sources

I think it's indicative of Gailey's devotion to making Buffalo a winning team that he's switching again.

It's indicative of Mr. Wenders's perspective that he doesn't hose down the city's streets for the usual glossy, shiny look.

And it's indicative of the production's admirable economy of imagery that bamboo returns in the scaffolding of the sinister buildings.

And it's indicative of the frankness Ms. El Feki's "Sex and the Citadel" sometimes achieves.

Also, it's gross" while Mic said it's indicative of a lack of respect for black women's bodies.

It's indicative of a sea change in menswear, a relaxation of what's acceptable.

It's indicative of the attitude of the show and its creators.

Perhaps it was indicative of Edward's secretly misanthropic self.

It was indicative of Williams's instinctive ability to communicate directly that this was so warmly received by the audience.

But it is indicative of the magazine's place in his writer's psyche.

"It is indicative of the board's lack of realism that Tony Lacey has been appointed caretaker," he said.