Sentence examples for sort of indicative from inspiring English sources

It's sort of indicative of what's wrong with the world today - so many anonymous voices getting to say what they want.

"And if you watch 'Singin' in the Rain,' too, it's sort of indicative of these movies that there's a fantastic rich blue suit in just about every one of them.

Not just the mental side of it, but just seeing him was sort of indicative of the person that he's become.

The fact that she didn't respond at all to calls of anti-Semitism is just sort of indicative of the way this issue is brushed under the carpet".

Because this is precisely the sort of smut indicative of British humour that we should be sending to Helsinki.

Hence we hypothesised that participants would construct different sorts of paraphrases of indicative and subjunctive causal conditionals, when asked to rephrase the conditionals without using the word 'If'.

Mook said: "I think the fact that Trump is spending the hours before the debate on this sort of thing is indicative of the kind of leader and the kind of president he would be.

"The deficit becomes a concern for politicians when they have a leadership or an overall trust problem, so then it becomes sort of symbolic or indicative of something else," said Matthew Dowd, a senior adviser to Mr. Bush's re-election committee.

This sort of digital processing, indicative of mass surveillance and tracking techniques, is where visualization and Paglen's style of photographic documentation becomes important: using art to educate, advocate and explain the almost philosophical concepts of the online space.

But Mr. Pitt's failure to mention this not inconsequential detail was indicative of the sort of bad behavior that cannot be legislated out of existence.

Daryoush Haj-Najafi, a senior editor at Complex UK, thinks it's indicative of a sort of inverse snobbery, one that "dictates that carrier bags make you look like less of a good wage slave".