Sentence examples for seems indicative of from inspiring English sources
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.
Most animals show classification behaviour that seems indicative of discrimination learning.
But it also seems indicative of the franchise's being neither here nor there.
This seems indicative of the role of independent filmmaking in China: not widely disseminated, therefore no real threat.
Most Conservatives seemed uninterested in the game which, by contrast, seemed indicative of their general fogeyishness.
In many ways, Birk seemed indicative of the so-called concussion crisis in the N.F.L.
The troubles at Federated seemed indicative of an anomalous trend in stable consumer spending patterns, analysts said.
Hopper's people are often alone, or in fraught, uncommunicative groupings of twos and threes, fastened into poses that seem indicative of distress.
In the meantime, it will be interesting to note which American films released between now and next fall will seem indicative of our own electoral results.
