Sentence examples for so indicative from inspiring English sources
And so indicative of Chowder's adolescent fixations.
"The complete game was so indicative of our entire season," said Fisher, who had 8 points.
"Enjoyment of food is so indicative of someone's enjoyment of life".
The scene was so dismal, and so indicative of larger social problems, that Michael Harrington used it to help dramatize the ravages of urban woes in his groundbreaking book "The Other America," published 40 years ago.
So indicative of New York's true spirit.
"If what's happened in Swat over the last six weeks or so is indicative, I'm optimistic," Admiral Mullen said.
A low-carbon signal to investors is needed, they warned, and so an indicative emissions target should be introduced through secondary legislation to set the level of ambition for reducing greenhouse gases from the power sector.
And the fact that he found it necessary to do so is indicative of his understanding that he needs to carry his staff with him on this journey into the digital future.
Regarding T2 and HT2, so-called indicative levels for monitoring the sum of these Fusarium mycotoxins in cereals and cereal-derived products were published in Commission Recommendation 2013/165/EU [ 28].
To score the MATE we followed Rutledge and Warden (1999) procedure, that is: (a) to account for positively and negatively phrased items, the scaling of responses was appropriately reversed so that responses indicative of a high acceptance of evolutionary theory received a score of 5, while answers indicative of a low acceptance received a score of 1.
