Sentence examples for more symptomatic from inspiring English sources

They are often more symptomatic than symbolic.

But really it's more symptomatic of Britain than of baking.

Those women on estrogen replacement therapy may be more symptomatic.

More symptomatic of Hoptman's thesis of "atemporality" are works by the Americans Julie Mehretu and Amy Sillman.

There is nothing more symptomatic of the growth of absolute rule than the growth of powerful armies.

Those who have been dealing well with feelings of paranoia, for example, might feel their worst fears all but confirmed and become more symptomatic.

Boasting just one winning season in the last 10, the current Dolphins could not be more symptomatic of Florida's National Football Losers if they tried.

Allegedly linked to Islamic State (Isis), the attack by a lone man may be more symptomatic of historic trends in terrorism against minorities in Indonesia.

Some recover on their own, while others grow more symptomatic if pressured to relive their tragedies by "unbottling" their emotion.

Mr. Dwyer also said that, given the many other cases of political scandal, Mr. Haughey's indiscretions are more symptomatic than causal -- and that Irish politicians have long had the power to enact reform.

As in so many other walks of life, this is based on exaggerated stereotypes, and more symptomatic of the fact that young people's voices aren't listened to enough in the debate on how green spaces are designed and managed.