Sentence examples for seems symptomatic of from inspiring English sources

But it seems symptomatic of something wider.

The Brexit decision seems symptomatic of this.

Measuring time in weeks and months seems symptomatic of our collective detachment from the real, the natural world.

It all seems symptomatic of a broader problem, which may help explain why Darfur is sliding into an especially rough patch right now.

It seems symptomatic of the contradictions that in the little shop on the Glacis estate, the two people serving behind the counter, presumably residents of La Línea, speak no English.

All the same, the conspicuous stylistic split that appears in his later music — the almost schizophrenic alternation between a dense, dissonant language and an approachably tonal one — seems symptomatic of the political polarization of the time.

The affair seemed symptomatic of the Italian economy: regulatory inefficiency, inflexibility, corruption and cronyism.

True or not, the story seemed symptomatic of a febrile atmosphere and heightened intense speculation about the inner workings of the Assad regime.

Setting out to diagnose the social ills that Britain faces, Hensher, in his refusal to empathize, ends up seeming symptomatic of them.

Given the high visibility and name recognition of those clients, the addition of Via Motors might seem symptomatic of an already restless retiree overbooking himself.

But others in the Middle East suggested a turn toward audiences in Europe and the United States seemed symptomatic of their flagging audience here.