Sentence examples for seemed indicative of from inspiring English sources

In many ways, Birk seemed indicative of the so-called concussion crisis in the N.F.L.

Most Conservatives seemed uninterested in the game which, by contrast, seemed indicative of their general fogeyishness.

The troubles at Federated seemed indicative of an anomalous trend in stable consumer spending patterns, analysts said.

To them, the stonewalling, and the turnabout, seemed indicative of the lack of transparency the sweeping process to consolidate New York parishes had from the start.

Paul seemed indicative of the talent at Krzyzewski's disposal, a player among the talented in the N.B.A. who sometimes went unnoticed for long stretches.

To many of his critics, his response seemed indicative of the general's inability or unwillingness to take on the Islamic fundamentalists -- and yet another portent of the nation's drift toward religious intolerance.

The trend seems indicative of a number of things.

None the less, it seems indicative of a shift in public attitude.

For Roddick, this latest mishap seems indicative of a career marked by moments of unfulfilled potential.

That seems indicative of the broadest of all trends, which is initially counterintuitive.

Most animals show classification behaviour that seems indicative of discrimination learning.