Sentence examples for perhaps it is indicative from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is indicative of the Patriots' flaws still remaining that they struggled to close out the injury-diminished Colts despite Brady's pinpoint accuracy through the first three quarters, when he completed 17 of 19 passes.

Perhaps it is indicative of the impression Aston Villa have made this season, perhaps it is down to the detail of Zico's preparation, but it was hard not to see a significance this week when Yuri Zhirkov, asked to name a Villa player he admired, rattled through a list of nine: Milner, Barry, Agbonlahor, Ashley Young, Laursen, Petrov, Friedel, Heskey and Carew.

Perhaps it is indicative of a shift from 'taking one's word for it' to actually having the facts to back it [an opinion or view] up.

Perhaps it is indicative of physician burnout, fueled by unrealistic demands by their employers and insurance companies to see too many patients in too little time in a system filled with opportunities for error.

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

Perhaps it's indicative of the strength of the women's page brand that, at a time when many older feminists were bemoaning the way that younger women appeared unaware of, or underwhelmed by, their earlier battles, the Guardian sustained that sense of history.

This of course perhaps speaks in part from a lack of appreciation of fossils by others, and links to my earlier point about attachment (let's face it, I'm likely overly attached to them given my job and interests), but it is indicative that perhaps better education of the public as to the issues at hand may be relevant.

Perhaps it is also indicative of how essentially unadventurous Four Lions is, cinematically speaking; only in the final section, when the bombers run around in hysterically inappropriate fancy dress, does the film approach the demented inspiration with which we associate Morris.

It is indicative of a larger problem.

It's staggering to me, but perhaps it's just indicative of the inertia of big organisations.

"It's indicative of a changing attitude".