Sentence examples for it's symptomatic of from inspiring English sources

"We are always expanding our reach, but we love criticizing the art world because it's symptomatic of what's wrong with society and our country," Kahlo added.

[Spoiler alert] It's symptomatic of The Wire's dismal prognostications for African-American men from Baltimore's mean streets that Bell had the most considered exit strategy of any of them, and died within a whisker of making his escape.

It's symptomatic of the show's powerful symmetries that the distress of Cain and Eve sounds a distant echo in the stylistically different fourth piece.

And it's symptomatic of the multilayered nature of Mr. Taylor's mind.

There seems to be a bit of an attempt to play down the Norman-Cameron spat, but it's symptomatic of fraying tempers and the erosion of the PM's authority.

Mortenson's fiction is a bad enough problem in itself, but it's symptomatic of a breakdown in objective reality that ultimately could paralyze progress.

Critics in Congress who have become aware of the 1995 deal, conceived in secrecy and at best only partly successful in achieving its goals, said it is symptomatic of flaws in Mr. Gore's approach to handling relations with Russia.

Nevertheless, it was symptomatic of Hamilton's abiding frustration at working alongside the most potent authority figure in all of American history.

But it is symptomatic of Klinenberg's rigour that he refuses to deploy lazy arguments about galloping narcissism or diminished public life.

It is symptomatic of McLaren's performance this year.

More broadly, it is symptomatic of the U.N.'s diminishing authority and effectiveness in acting on the core challenges to international peace and security for which the institution was created over 70 years ago.