Sentence examples for pretty indicative from inspiring English sources

So that's pretty indicative.

But he added that the fact that Mr. Huckabee's top people don't know what announcement he will make is "pretty indicative that he's not going to run".

This was pretty indicative of general gameplay – although it was comforting to have three other zombie-bashers around at all times (a role that would intermittently be taken up by AI-controlled colleagues in the single-player game).

Other than that, it's pretty indicative of the population density of most of the Midwestern states or our prairie provinces.

This guy turns about to be pretty indicative of the general Dalmeny outlook.

Hillary Clinton's poll standing, after all, is pretty indicative that she's the favorite for the Democratic nomination.

It is perhaps some token of their jitteriness about school surveillance that no minister will talk to me, but I am invited to send in a list of questions, which brings forth a pretty miserable response, indicative of that ingrained tendency of people in power to respond to stuff based on matters of principle with deadening officialspeak.

The drawing itself is pretty funny, and indicative of the kind of quirkiness you'd expect to see in a classic Rare game.

He was a great guy who always wore a fedora and sort of encapsulated the obvious obsessions with HD and digital clarity that I thought were pretty funny and indicative of my present experience.

They're not pretty, but they're indicative of how much people want to live in cities, which is fuelling a building boom.

I'd have to say the recent LNRDCROY tape is pretty accessible and is indicative in many ways of the scope of the label, though certainly a lot more "purist" in his approach than most other 1080 stuff in terms of genre.