Sentence examples for photograph indicative from inspiring English sources
CPF08_063 appears relatively unaffected by corrosion in the area of high Cl around the head of the nail (Fig. 4), although there is a small patch of orange corrosion product in this area (not visible in the photograph), indicative of some active corrosion.
The photographs are indicative of Saudi women's innovative use of social media to have their voices heard.
The strong color seen over the cervix, uterine horns, and oviducts in the whole mount photograph shown in Fig. 1a, indicative of LacZ positivity, attests to the activity of the promoter in these organs at the time they were harvested.
Schroeder talked with Berman, who said the picture should stay in because it was one of the great photographs of World War II and was indicative of O'Donnell's work.
Warhol was the only artist whose photograph actually appeared in the article, which is indicative of his knack for manipulating the mass media.
"Equivalent, perhaps, to images of kittens or thatched cottages, sunset photographs have a low cultural status: they are characterised as sentimental visual confectionery indicative of limited aesthetic vision and an undeveloped practice; as childlike pleasures".
In addition, it is possible that the root orientations are indicative of an "escape reaction" in response to the light flashes necessary to photograph the roots.
Much like Cartier-Bresson hiMr.lf, Mr. Turnley spent decades wandering — and photographing — the streets of Paris, and the coming exhibit features images from its rooftops and cafes that are indicative of a love affair with his adopted city.
And these are the nipples of @mileycyrus and @... Along with the photograph, McGorry wrote that banning women's nipples on Instagram while allowing men to flaunt their "bumpy buttons" freely is indicative of how women's bodies are sexualized and policed.
Treat that as indicative.
