Sentence examples for just indicative from inspiring English sources

But then maybe this is just indicative of the wider British id.

But the free-for-all which surrounded Karyn Kusamo's debut is just indicative of the general atmosphere around Park City.

Bino says that's just indicative of the demand for the program that he and Abecassis are putting together.

The choice of OS is probably just indicative of the test environment; Intel has professed their interest in the newest version of Android, and will likely want their debut to involve it.

This would be enough to warrant further investigation or even deployment — complaints are not just indicative of misconduct, but expensive and time-consuming to address — but the study developed another wrinkle that may be even better news.

"It's just indicative of the times".

Some data were only indicative.

It's a little disconcerting, then, to learn that to the pros, a print is just as indicative of herd mentality as a must-have shoe or handbag.

A torrent of Partridge quotes ensued of which we'll reprint just an indicative taste: [to a farmer] "You feed beef burgers to swans!", [of a table] "Yes, it's an extender!" and [self-explanatory] "Lynne, I've pierced my foot on a spike".

Funnier than "Shattered Glass," though just as indicative of how embedded the news media have become in the celebrity whirl, is "K Street," the Steven Soderbergh fiction-meets-reality series that really must be seen before HBO puts it out of its misery.

The SegSNR is just an indicative performance measure.